How to Dispose of Dead Animals

No one likes to come across a dead animal, but leaving a dead animal in your yard to decompose will not only create a horrible stench but put your health and your neighbors’ health at risk. Knowing the ins and outs of properly handling dead animals and disposing of them is a must for all homeowners. Here’s what you need to know about dead animal removal.

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Evacuating Pets and Large Animals

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Federal law requires the sheltering and evacuation of animals during natural disasters. The federal Pets Evacuation and Transportation Standards Act, passed in 2006, requires state and local agencies to develop emergency preparedness plans for individuals with pets and service animals.1 In case of an emergency, you should have a disaster plan; a Los Angeles County animal control company may not be able to care for your domestic dog or cat.

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4 Ways to Help Displaced Animals During Wildfire Season

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Animals may be injured or killed by wildfires. It’s not uncommon to find displaced wildlife (and displaced pets) with signs of malnourishment and dehydration. Never deal with injured, ill, or dead animals on your own. A Los Angeles County animal control specialist should handle the situation.

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Critters Behind the Mask: Who Is Making Spooky Sounds in Your Home?

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Halloween is often associated with things that go “bump in the night” or spooky, unexplained sounds. From bats and raccoons to opossums and skunks, it’s not always difficult for these furry creatures to find their way into your home. If you don’t know where they are and you’re hearing unexplained noises, it can cause a bit of a fright!

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