Frequently Asked Questions

• Do you remove dead animals?

  Yes, we will remove animals from under floors, attics, inside walls, and on your property. We DO NOT remove road kill.

• What kind of trap do you use?

  We use a live cage trap. What happens is the animal enters the trap, steps on the platform, and the door falls behind him. At that time the trap is just a cage. In most cases the animal cannot get out. In some cases the animals do escape by tearing the trap apart.

• What happens to the cats you trap?

  ALL cats we trap go to the local animal shelter in the area the cat is trapped. From there it is up to the animal shelter what happens to the cat. It is out of our control and I am not responsible for any cat after in the animal shelter's care.

• I lost my dog, have you picked it up?

  NO! We do not handle dog calls. We never pick dogs up. We refer all people to their local animal control.

• Why do you charge the prices you do?

  This profession requires someone that is skilled and that is familiar with the animal's behavior and the safety of the homeowner. We are extremely thorough with our work and do more than most companies. We strive to leave you with the satisfaction you deserve. I am a licensed state trapper and have over 11 years experience. We are most times dealing with animals that carry numerous diseases and are extremely dangerous. We have to go into attics and under homes where the animals currently are and sometimes remove the animals by hand. Please give us a call today for an estimate.

• Does the city or county take care of wild animal problems?

  Most of the city animal controls DO NOT deal with these animals and refer them to wildlife professionals like Animal Capture Wildlife Control. In some cases the cities insurance doesn't cover wild animal removal. Also, many city agencies are not trained for wild animal removal. Most city agencies only remove cats and dogs.

• Do you use poisons?

  NO! WE do not use any poisons and have never used poisons. We do not believe in using poisons.