No matter the size or species, wild animals have the potential to be dangerous when living on your property.
They can dig holes in your yard, causing unsightly trip hazards.
Wild animals will tear through gardens, trash cans, and compost piles.
They can cause damage to the exterior and interior of your home.
Wild animals will protect themselves when cornered or they feel threatened by biting or scratching.
Health hazards are also a major concern when wildlife is present. Many wild animals carry and transmit diseases and bacteria on their bodies and in their urine, saliva, and feces. Skunks and raccoons are common carriers of rabies.