As more people move into western Washington, they often find themselves in closer contact with wildlife than is common in other urban centers. Most such contact with our wild neighbors is an enjoyable experience. But now that native habitats have been so drastically diminished, animals increasingly seek us out in search of food and water, shelter, and nesting sites.
Solutions are available to solve problems humanely and effectively.
Below are some links to general facts about those species most frequently encountered throughout the urban Puget Sound area as well as information on how to solve common wildlife problems in and around your home.