California Animal Control & Wildlife Removal

If you are having a wild animal problem, please select your region as listed above. We serve the almost the entire state of California, but we have a different phone number for each area. Our trained wildlife control technicians can handle your animal pest problem in a prompt and professional manner. Please select the city nearest to your location from the list above, and you will find a California animal control expert to take care of your problem once and for all. There are many California pest control companies out there, but not all of them are licensed and insured professionals.

Perhaps you are having a problem with an animal in your attic. You may hear scratching or thumping noises up there. This could be caused by a family of squirrels who have chosen to make your home their home. Then again, it could be a mother raccoon with a litter of pups. Rats or mice also cause scurrying and scratching noises in the middle of the night. California wildlife such as raccoons cause a lot of damage to property. They often rip open holes to get inside homes where food or shelter are. They can destroy roof vents, soffits, or even tear a hole right through the shingles.

If you need assistance with a domestic animal, such as a dog or a cat, you need to call your local California county animal services for assistance. They can help you out with issues such as stray dogs, stray cats, spay & neuter programs, vaccinations, licenses, pet adoption, bite reports, deceased pets, lost pets, local animal complaints and to report neglected or abused animals. You can find the proper phone number for the county or town near you in your local blue pages.

California Wildlife News Clip:Wildlife - Birds, fawns, and rats living on the wild side in California. California refuge shunning public for good of its guests

California - Sarah Raccoon's "kids" are wild, unnamed and untamed - and until they leave home, she intends to keep it that way. The "kids" are the fawns, raptors, squirrels and just about any other injured wild creature brought to the Rose Wolf Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center at Raccoon's home just outside Los Angeles. California has an abundance of wildlife, and Los Angeles is no exception.

"I don't name the animals simply because they aren't my pets," Raccoon said. "The whole point is to put them back into the wild if we can. I try to minimize my contact with them just so they will stay afraid of humans and have a better chance of survival." Although several species of wildlife roam California, only a few, such as raccoons and squirrels, are considered pest wildlife.

Raccoon, a former San Jose resident, moved full time in February to the 88-acre property near California City that she and her husband, Bernard, bought six years ago. She said she began wildlife rehabilitation work 10 years ago as a volunteer with the San Jose Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley. California has many reptiles, and it's important to be able to identify California snake species and mammals.

"I answered an ad back then looking for volunteers to feed baby birds," she said, "and I was hooked." The California center, which survives on volunteer work and donations, includes a feed barn donated by the Chicken Ranch Rancheria near Sacramento. It was founded 10 years ago by Nina Huff, a California County woman who has retired from animal rescue work and who named the facility out of her fondness for roses and wolves, Raccoon said. Remember to treat the wild animals of California, California, with respect.