Jeremy Bailey from Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to this home in Pacific Palisades because they homeowner woke up to their backyard looking like this. I cam out to the home and set up four traps around the yard and ended up catching seven raccoons. We specialize in raccoon removal , raccoon trapping in Los Angeles, raccoon removal in Pacific Palisades, raccoon removal in Los Angeles, raccoons in the attic, raccoons living in the attic, raccoons living under the home, raccoons under house, raccoon diseases, raccoon roundworm, raccoons tearing up the grass, raccoons rippping up the lawn. For more information please check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or call us at (310) 551-0901.

Today Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to a home I had been trapping at. I am trapping here because raccoons are living in the attic and also tried to come in the home through a door that the furnace is in. I received a call because I had another raccoon in the trap today. This is the second raccoon trapped at this location. Traps were reset and job is ongoing…For more information on raccoon trapping in Hollywood, raccoon trapping in Los Angeles, raccoon removal in Hollywood, raccoon removal in Los Angeles, raccoons in the attic, raccoons living in the attic, raccoons living under the home, raccoons under house, raccoon diseases, raccoon roundworm, raccoons tearing up air ducts, raccoons in air duct check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or call us at (310) 551-0901.

This week Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to Temple City because the homeowner was having problems with a raccoon walking around on the roof. The raccoon also had a latrine on the roof. Today the homeowner called me and told me we trapped the raccoon. I came out right away to remove the raccoon. I reset more traps in case there are more raccoons. Job ongoing…For more information on raccoon removal in Temple City, raccoon trapping in Temple City, raccoon removal in Los Angeles, raccoon trapping in Los Angeles, raccoon roundworm, raccoon latrines, raccoons on the roof, raccoons in the attic, raccoon diseases check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or contact Jeremy Bailey at (310) 551-0901.

This weekend Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to Long Beach for a raccoon removal. When I arrived the homeowner stated they had been hearing the raccoons in the wall. Sure enough, there was a family of raccoons in the attic/wall. I set up a trap for the mother raccoon and trapped her right away. I then came out to remove the babies from the attic. The homeowner said they do not have a crawlspace, so I had to tear into the attic. I climbed through a twofoot by three foot square where I tore the wood vent off and went in head first. I then climbed all the way in to find they were in a drop down area and I had no access to reach the baby raccoons. I then told the homeowner I would have to cut a hole in the sheet rock. I was hearing one raccoon in the wall making a lot of noise next to what used to be a electrical switch. I opened the cover and there was a baby raccoon right there. I got a hold of his back legs and pulled one through at a time. It was a really really tight squeeze. It was like the wall was giving birth. I then had to turn his body and pull him out to his shoulders and pull one leg out at a time. Then I had to twist the body and pull his head through. I did NOT want to hurt the animal, I would have cut a hole if I felt the animal would not make it through the hole. The animal slipped out of the hole and immediately started growling and yelling. He was probably happy to be out of the wall. Then I went to cut the hole in the sheet rock to remove the rest of the babies. I cut the hole in the sheet rock to find four more babies in the nest. I just reached in and grabbed them and put them in a trap. The homeowner thought this whole process was crazy! She also thought I was crazy how I just grabbed the baby raccoons and removed them from the wall. In all I removed the mother raccoon and five babies. I then released the mother raccoon and babies into the wild. For more information on raccoon removal in Long Beach, Raccoon removal in Los Angeles, raccoon removal in Orange County, raccoon family removal in Long Beach, Raccoon family removal in Orange County, raccoon trapped in Long Beach, raccoon trapped in Orange County, raccoon trapping in Long Beach, Raccoon trapping in Orange County, raccoon babies removed in Long Beach, raccoon babies removed in Orange County check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or call us at (310) 551-0901.

This week Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to a home in the Eagle Rock area of Los Angeles because of raccoon babies in the attic. When I arrived the mother was no where to be found when I went into the attic and the babies had a very weak chatter. That made me think the mom hasn’t been around for at least two or three days. The baby raccoons were also very cold. I removed the baby raccoons and sealed up the attic. The baby raccoons were taken to a wildlife rehab to be raised and released into the wild. For more information on raccoons in the attic, raccoon removal in Los Angeles, raccoon trapping in Los Angeles, and baby raccoon removal check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or contact us at (310) 551-0901.

Today Animal Capture Wildlife Control was called out to a home in Hollywood for  an opossum removal. I went to the home yesterday and put traps because the family was complaining of an opossum in the attic and eating all the fruit on the trees. When I arrived I did a roof inspection and found the opossum was entering the attic from the outside where one roof overlapped another. A lot of times I find this is where the animals enter the attics. When the home is built the builder does not seal up these areas and leaves big enough holes where raccoons, opossums, squirrels, and rats enter. In the attic inspection I found many opossum droppings and insulation torn up. I set up a couple traps on the outside of the home where the trees were touching the roof and under the fruit trees. Any of these animal are able to access the roof because of trees touching the roof line. Most people that have trees touching the roof line have rats and possibly other animals. I trapped the opossum under the tree that was touching the roof line and job is ongoing…For more information on opossum removal in Hollywood and Los Angeles check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or call us at (310) 551-0901.

The other day I had a client call me out because she had raccoons in the attic of her home in The Eagle Rock area of Los Angeles. She called me today to tell me I had trapped a raccoon on the roof. I came out to remove the raccoon off the roof and set up more traps in case there are more raccoons in the attic. Job is ongoing…For more information on raccoons in the attic, raccoon removal, and raccoon trapping in Los Angeles check out our website animalcapturewildlifecontrol.com or contact us at (310) 551-0901.