Kansas City Wildlife

1. We offer the best animal control solutions for the best affordable price.
2. All we do is wildlife. We are a full service business with full time, well trained Wildlife Technicians on staff.
3. We are constantly keeping up to date on the latest trapping technology and techniques.
4. We are fully licensed and insured.
5. Wildlife biologist on staff.
6. Communication. All technicians are equipped with a cell phone and can answer any questions you may have at any time.
7. We follow all federal, state and local laws. All animals are treated humanely.
8. WE DO REPAIRS. Other companies do not offer this service. This keeps you from calling several companies to solve your problem.
9. We are competitively priced.
10. We provide a very professional, efficient, economical, much needed service to protect you, your family, your home and business.

 

We also service the towns of Rich Hill, Amsterdam, Lone Jack, North Kansas City, Pleasanton, and rodent removal in Grandview, Edwardsville, Concordia, MO and wild animal services in Trimble, Mission, Waverly, Alma, Osawatomie, Gower, Camden, Liberty, and extermination services in Turney, Polo, Orrick, Independence, Archie, Smithville, Emma, and animal exterminating in Tonganoxie, Pleasant Valley, Bucyrus, Mission Hills, Lees Summit, Garden City, and snake removal in Plattsburg, Bates City, Kansas City, Platte City, New Century, Corder, Hillsdale, De Soto, Amoret, Lexington, Linwood, KS and wildlife management in Cameron, Blue Springs, Edgerton, Edgerton, Lansing, and wildlife trapping in Higginsville, Belton, Princeton, Rayville, Shawnee, Spring Hill, Pomona, and animal capture in Richmond, Waldron, Parkville, Pleasant Hill, Lenexa, Kearney, Greenwood, Westwood, Mayview, Excelsior Springs, Paola, Cleveland, Kansas City, Williamsburg, Wellington, Lake Waukomis, Foster, Fairway, KS.
 

KANSAS CITY WILDLIFE - Jackson County: Mindy The nuisance wildlife trapper, a resident of Kansas City and general manager of Spay and Neuter Animal Clinic and Wildlife management habitat, suggested to critter legislators a tri-county animal wildlife containment unit and animal control that would include Jackson county. S.N.A.C.S may be an incorporated organization and has applied for nonprofit status, she declared. Jackson County would need to commit $25,000 for a yearlong contract with the wildlife containment unit and would pay fees for each animal picked up, boarded for a certain amount of days or put to sleep. Ideally, many of the animals would be adopted unless they are vicious, very sick or very old, The nuisance wildlife trapper declared. So far, The nuisance wildlife trapper declared, she has received commitments from at least 50 animal volunteer organization willing to help out with the extermination process. Also, a couple of home improvement stores seemed willing to pay for materials to build a wildlife containment unit, she declared. As a wild animal lover boarding 22 raccoons, 15 opossums and two wild hogs, The nuisance wildlife trapper declared she's committed to the idea and moving forward with or without the county critter legislators' support. "We're going to do this. It may be so necessary. It's something really needed," she declared. The Kansas City pest control specialist agreed that something needs to be done to control animals, and declared he may be looking for ways to deal with the problem. But nothing can be done this fiscal year because animal control may have been not in the budget, he declared. "This might be a viable option, but I don't know if it's the only solution," The Kansas City pest control specialist declared of the tri-county suggestion. "It would be more expensive if we got into the animal control business ourselves."