Critter Control is an ideal source to help if you find an animal in distress that needs to be removed from your property.

A baby bird falls from its nest. Do you risk picking it up? What if it’s sick? What if your human scent that you transfer as you put the bird back in the nest makes the mother reject her offspring?

What if it’s not a bird, but a bat or squirrel in your attic? While you definitely want these critters out of your home, you also care about removing them in a humane way.

Most wildlife makes its way into your home by accident, searching for food or shelter. Sometimes exterminating them may be the only option. If an animal is dangerous, injured or stuck within walls, the animal may not be able to be taken out of your home alive. But in many cases, removing and relocating the animal is often possible.

Many homeowners may not want to remove the animal themselves. The idea of transporting captured mice in the family sedan to set them free in the woods may not be appealing—but the homeowners also can’t stand the idea of using mouse traps or poison to get rid of the critters. At Critter Control, we are experts at understanding the animals and insects that can invade your home. We can remove them and in many cases, relocate them. We also determine how the animals entered your home and block those entryways—and provide cleanup and damage repair. We also look at what may have attracted animals to your yard or garden and devise ways to make your home less critter-attractive.

With our experience we can also help you determine if the critter on your property requires a lift back up to its nest, needs the additional help of your town’s animal control services (for capture and removal of wildlife such as foxes, wolves, etc.,) or should just be moved to a new environment.

Whether you have an animal question or a critter problem, we can help you figure out what to do. Please call us at Critter Control of the Triangle at 1-800-CRITTER or 919-382-0651 in Raleigh, Durham, Apex, Cary and the Triangle North Carolina area.