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Raccoon Removal     Squirrel Removal

Bat Removal

Brennon Miller

1-888-229-2036

All Live Humane Removal

Certified bat exclusion Professional / Licensed / Insured

Wildlife removed /  Entry repaired /  Job Guaranteed

Milwaukee wildlife removal specializes in all types of animal trapping and exclusion.   We remove From bats, raccoons, skunks, squirrels, snakes, opossums,    beavers, flying squirrels, rats ,mice and birds of all kinds including pigeons. Any type of critter Removal & control is what we do on a daily basis. Squirrels in attics or in chimneys are a common problem in Milwaukee

15 years experience

After we remove raccoons and or squirrels from your chimney we recommend a commercially made cap. When we remove raccoons from your attic we find an appropriate method of closing the entrance. Most raccoons enter the attic through the attic fan or through rotten wood.

If the raccoon enters through rotten wood, we cover it with sheet metal so it cannot ever get back inside. All raccoon and squirrel jobs come with a free attic inspection.

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Pets and Other Animals

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Pet Health News

Winter Weather and Pets: To learn more, click here                            

Blue-Green Algae: Blue-Green Algae in lakes: dangers and prevention. During the warmer months of summer, blue-green algae can bloom, generally on certain inland lakes. eating even small amounts of this algae can make a pet (such as a dog playing in the water) sick. Learn more about identifying this type of algae, which is different from the harmless algae that washes in on Lake Michigan.   Click here.

Avian Botulism:Botulism C in waterfowl and dogs. During certain environmental conditions, ducks can eat vegetation that contains a particular type of bacteria that causes them to get sick (paralyzed) with Avian Botulism (Type C). Dogs can get sick from chewing on or eating these sick or dead ducks. Although such occurrences are rare, it's best to keep them away from ducks if there are sick or dead ducks in the area. Learn More: http://www.nwhc.usgs.gov/disease_information/avian_botulism/index.jsp 

Getting the word out about pet licensing: Veterinary Clinics can help to increase the number of pets in the County that are licensed.  Click here to learn why it's important for pets to have licenses. For information for Veterinarians about Selling Pet Licenses  click here .


 Why Spay or Neuter Your Pet?

Area shelters are filled with cats, dogs, rabbits and other animals in need of homes. Many of these animals were strays, and none of these animals could be cared for by an owner. When you spay or neuter your pet, you don't need to worry about finding home for kittens and puppies, and you help shelters by not adding to the number of animals they need to find homes for. In the Milwaukee Area, two agencies offer low-cost spay/neuter services:


Help Domestic Animals in Area Shelters

Food and Supply Collection for Animals

By donating food, toys or other supplies, you help the animals with treats they might not otherwise get, and you also support other programs that provide low-cost services to those who otherwise would not be able to afford them. Donations (  click here to see their Wish List) can be dropped off at MADACC at 3831 West Burnham St. (www.madacc.com ), or Wisconsin Humane Society at 4500 West Wisconsin Avenue (visit their website to see their Wish List http://www.wihumane.org/donate/wishlist.aspx ).


Help Lost Pets Get Home

Locating Lost Pets: Wisconsin Humane Society has advice about locating lost pets: http://www.wihumane.org/services/findlostpet.aspx

Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control posts pictures of animals they have rescued: www.madacc.com

A Pet License can help your pet get home safely (and is required by law): Licenses may be purchased from Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control, municipal offices, and several veterinary clinics. Visit Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission for more information: www.madacc.com . Pet Licenses are also available through One Stop.

Microchips can also help your pet to get home. The Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission sponsors a 'One Stop' program that offers low-cost microchips (no income restrictions). Animals who are adopted from the Wisconsin Humane Society (and many other shelters and animal rescue groups) have microchips. The Wisconsin Humane Society occasionally sponsors microchip clinics, and has low cost veterinary care (based on income). 


Information about Rabies 

September 28, 2008 is World Rabies Day Learn More!

The importantce of vaccinating your pet, even INDOOR PETS: Your pet can be exposed to rabies from certain types of wildlife outdoors, OR if an animal with rabies gets into your home and in contact with your pet. Bats can easily get into homes that are not batproofed. Because a small percentage of bats carry rabies, a bat exposure (pet is bitten or scratched or thought to have been bitten or scratched by a bat) can result in a lengthy (6 month) quarantine to an unvaccinated pet if the bat cannot be tested (and then rabies cannot be ruled out). Your pet can also be exposed to rabies through the bite or scratch of an animal, such as a skunk or raccoon, that is infected with rabies. 

Bat-Proofing and Bat Exclusion

 Click here to learn more about bat-proofing the home and protecting your pets. 

 Click here for private companies specializing in bat control

Low Cost Vaccines, Microchips and Veterinary Care are available at Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission and also The Wisconsin Humane Society has various low-cost services available to lower-income families: Visit:  http://www.wihumane.org/services/vap.aspx to learn how to apply.

Preventing Animal Bites

Technical Information about rabies is available from the Compendium of Animal Rabies Prevention and Control  


Feeding Your Pet Safe Food

Check here for news about recalls or related events as they occur, including information about any pet food recalls from the FDA: www.fda.gov 

Raw Meat Diets for Pets:  Information from the FDA and Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association


Winter Weather Safety

The Milwaukee area can get dangerously cold for pets. Learn more from the Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission  click here

The Wisconsin Humane Society has advice about protecting pets: (click here to visit their website and read more)

The Humane Society of the United States also has some good advice for pet owners (click here to visit their website and learn more about this) .

If pets do spend time outside in the winter, and even if they don't, follow these tips from WI-DATCP  Keep your animal warm and safe: click here for advice 

Summer Heat and Pet Health and Safety

Never leave your pet in a car during warm weather.

 To protect pets from the heat, click here for advice from Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission

 Click here to learn how hot a parked car can get


Reporting Abuse

If you see lost or stray animals, contact Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control at 414-649-8640.

Report animal abuse: Wisconsin Humane Society has tips on who to call:http://www.wihumane.org/advocacy/reportcruelty.aspx

Injured Wildlife: Contact the Wisconsin Humane Society if you find injured wildlife: 414-ANI-MALS.

Prepare Pets for Emergencies 

 New Information from the Wisconsin Humane Society (click here to visit their website)

Does Your pet have a current rabies vaccination, microchip and license? Click here to find out how to get them.

Leashes and carriers help you to evacuate your pet safely along with you.  Collars and identification tags help to re-unite owners with pets after an emergeny or if the pets get lost, and let rescuers know about vaccination status and microchips. Licenses provide an extra level of protection in Milwaukee County and assure care for the lost pet. Current vaccines (like rabies vaccines) help keep animals and people healthy (AND ARE REQUIRED) when they need to be sheltered.
Special Pet Preparedness Brochures from the MHD

How to prepare your pets  click here

How to plan for livestock  click here


Learn More about Animal Welfare

General Information from the Milwaukee Area Domsetic Animal Control Commission (MADACC)

Click   Here for more information from MADACC about animal sheltering

Click  Here for more information about MADACC

List of Area Animal Welfare Organizations


Other Governmental Agencies involved in animal welfare and animal regulations

City of Milwaukee Department of Neighborhood Services

Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission

State of Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection

 

4/9/10    Milwaukee Customer reported squirrel or raccoon infestation, HAD MICE, gave him traps, I didn't charge him anything, however he gave me 100.00 for my time, love it when that happens.    Customer has squirrels, again another older litter excluded them with exit door, as of

4/10/10 Milwaukee customer reports 1 out ,momma out and one more to come out.    Returned to estimated job to remove bats that customer has received special permission from state to remove bats from her vents, set up nets exclusion nets.    Estimated elderly care facility for squirrel infestation, vent ridge has blown off and building in dis repair.    Removed 1 way door for raccoon that customer reported was a success.    Customer had home improvement contractor close gable end vent, trapped raccoon in, we set exit door to get raccoon out.    Started Squirrel exclusion at facia board above gutter.

4-12-10   Removed 3 skunks from A Milwaukee property. Installed a negative air machine to remove the smell from underneath the resisdence. Will be back to remove air machine and disinfect. the lady called me her god for solving her problems. That made the rest of the day go by good.    

4-12-10   Arrived at a Milwaukee clients house who previously had an animal under her concrete porch removed.  I trenched around the entire porch and poured concrete to prevent further intrusion.   

 4-13-10   I had previously excluded a raccoon out of a Milwaukee clients attic, and the raccoon punched out 8 soffitt vents, and I replaced them for free.   

 4-14-10   I applied eviction fluid in A Milwaukee customers attic to get rid of her raccoons. All is quiet and job is complete.    

4-14-10   Once again applied eviction fluid for baby raccoons and noticed over hanging branches on clients roof. I offered to trim the branches to keep them from getting back on the roof.    

4-17-10   A Milwaukee Client was complaining of hearing noises from his chimney flue. After further inspection of chimney I saw a mother and 4 babies at the bottom. I applied eviction fluid so the mother could safely remove the babies.

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RACINE, Wis. -- A bat that bit a person has tested positive for rabies, according to the City of Racine Health Department. The bat was captured Monday in a house in the 1500 block of West Boulevard.

The Racine Health Department said the person is receiving the proper treatment, and the rest of the family is being treated as a precaution.

The rabies virus spreads from animal to human through saliva. A person cannot contract rabies through touching a bat or contact with other bodily fluids. While a fatal disease, rabies is preventable with proper treatment. Anyone suspecting a bat bite should seek medical advice and capture the bat if possible, as rabies can only be confirmed by a laboratory test.

The Racine Health Department advised to never handle any bats. Those that are active during the day, found in out of the ordinary places, or unable to fly are more likely to be rapid. Rabies vaccinations for pets should also be kept up to date.

Additional information on bats and rabies can be found on the CDC Web site and the City of Racine Health Department Web site.