Posted on July 23, 2017 by Animal Capture

Was your dog sprayed by a skunk? Acting quickly to remove skunk smell is imperative to successfully removing the smell without the odor lingering. In fact, if dog skunk smell isn’t properly and entirely removed from the dog’s coat and skin, the odor can linger for up to a year. To help avoid another incident where a skunk sprays your dog, keeping the dog’s outside play area well-lit helps to deter skunks. Better yet, contacting a professional wildlife removal service to safely remove the skunks will be your best bet in avoiding an incident like this in the future and will help give you peace of mind. Continue reading Top Ways to Remove Skunk Smell From a Dog →

Posted on June 23, 2017 by Animal Capture

Some states require that you have proper licensing to perform animal capture and animal removal. Raccoons can pose serious health threats to people. Check your state regulations. If it is legal, you may not need to hire a professional to successfully perform raccoon removal. However, hiring a professional guarantees safe wildlife removal. You can purchase professional, humane animal removal equipment from a wildlife trap company.

A raccoon trap is an effective removal method because raccoons are curious animals that are always on the lookout for food. However, raccoons are an intelligent animal. If you set up your trap incorrectly and the trap does not successfully trap the raccoon on the first try and it escapes, the raccoon will likely not be able to be lured by that trap again Continue reading How A Raccoon Trap Works →

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Animal Capture

Today Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to a home in Los Angeles for a bat removal. The homeowner woke up to a bat flying around in the living and was terrified. I responded right away. When I walked in the living room the bat was stuck on the wall. I put up my ladder and picked the bat off the wall. The bat was taken out front and released. For more information on bats check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com

Posted on April 1, 2014 by Animal Capture

Yesterday Animal Capture was called out to a home in Pasadena for a raccoon using a front yard as a latrine. The raccoon kept coming back every night and going to the bathroom in the same spot in the front yard. I set up two traps and this raccoon was caught the first night. The job is ongoing…For more information on raccoon removal in Pasadena and raccoon removal in Los Angeles check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Animal Capture

I am really excited to be filming and working on getting a reality show about my work. Here we are filming at my house with my family. The show will be about a day in the life of Animal Capture Wildlife Control. The show will include me catching wildlife all over Los Angeles. You’d be surprised how much wildlife in running around the streets and hills of Los Angeles. Please follow my blog for further updates. For more information on my company and the wildlife I deal with check out my website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com

Posted on March 13, 2014 by Animal Capture

I could never imagine I would ever get the chance to meet my childhood hero Barry Bonds. I have to say the best part was he was such a caring and genuine person. From day one he invited me in his home to show me photos on his computer of the wildlife he was having problems with. I was still in shock that I was sitting with him and having such a great conversation. Usually when I am doing jobs for celebrities they have their estate manager contact me when an animal was in the trap, but not Barry. He called me all the time and once again I was always in shock that Barry Bonds was calling me. I could never imagine Barry would be calling me and we would end up talking about all kinds of things other than my work. I have done about eight jobs for him now and I have to say I am sad to see him move, but happy to see him back with the Giants. I am so grateful that I had the chance to sit with him so many times and have so many great conversations. What an amazing guy he is! Thanks for the memories Barry and I’ll see you at the games.