If you’ve been hearing scratching in your attic, seeing damage around your roofline, or smelling unusual odors near your home, wildlife may have made your house their home. Whether it’s squirrels nesting in the attic, raccoons in the chimney, bats in the rafters, or a skunk under the deck, it’s important to act quickly—but also…
When the temperatures drop in Connecticut, humans aren’t the only ones looking for warmth. Wild animals—from squirrels and raccoons to mice, bats, and skunks—start searching for cozy, sheltered places to spend the winter. Unfortunately, your home can look like the perfect spot. At Anderson Wildlife Control, we see an increase in calls every winter from…
Unwanted wildlife can quickly turn your home or yard into a stressful situation. From strong odors and property damage to potential health risks, skunks, raccoons, and groundhogs create challenges that require professional help. At Anderson Wildlife Control, LLC, we provide humane animal removal services across Connecticut, protecting both your property and the animals themselves. Why…
As summer winds down, the wildlife in your neighborhood isn’t slowing down. In fact, late summer and early fall are some of the busiest times of year for animal activity around homes. From critters preparing for winter to those raising late-season young, your yard could be a hotspot without you even realizing it. At Anderson…
Daylight Saving happened on March 10 and the official start of spring will follow soon be here on March 20. Humans welcome the arrival of longer days and warmer temperatures, as do many species of wildlife. For animals, milder weather means increased security. During the cold months, wildlife may struggle to survive. Freezing temperatures can…
If you have recently begun hearing sounds in your attic or coming from inside the walls of your Connecticut home, that means that some type of wild animal has found a way into your house looking for shelter. Sometimes animals stay because they are comfortable, and sometimes they get stuck in walls and are unable…
An unusually high number of cases of plague have been reported in the United States this year. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 11 people have been infected in six states since April 1. Four cases have been reported in Colorado, two each in Arizona and New Mexico, and one each in…