SWAT Wildlife is on the job again helping a family get rid of their raccoon problem. Their attic had recently become a home and nursery for a family of uninvited raccoons. Their home had very limited access to the attic and left very few options to safely access and remove the raccoon mother and babies. These baby raccoons had to be cut from exterior roof line as their was no access through attic. Once we got all of the little ones out, the mother relocated all 3 safe and sound. After the raccoon removal process was complete it was on to roof repair and preventative maintenance and also chimney capping to stop more unwanted visitors.

On a beautiful Saturday morning we were called into local home in Toronto. Our SWAT Wildlife technician Johnny was on the job and narrated the whole process. We were called in to deal with some raccoons who have made a home out of their shed and garage – and had some babies. We got the mother out of the shed so could safely access her babies without her trying to attack. You can see her staring through the hole in the shed wall, defensive and scared for the raccoon babies. We got the babies in a box safely once the mother was out of the way. We then lured the mother out of the garage using the babies. The mother slowly and cautiously followed us through the garage into the backyard where we placed her young. Once we were at a fair distance the mother then began to relocate her young, one at a time.

Recently we were called for a routine raccoon removal when a Toronto home owner found a group of raccoon babies had been left in their window well. They were concerned for the safety of the babies and worried about encountering the mother. SWAT Wildlife to the rescue! You can hear the babies crying and the mother growling in the background as we approached the basement window well. Our wildlife removal technicians relocated each raccoon baby with care into a box with their siblings. Once we relocated the babies and the mother to a safe area away from the home, we went on to do some preventative maintenance on the window well to stop any other unwelcome critters from making it their home or nursery.

At this customers house we had a mom who made her way into their home through an open window in their attic, where she had her babies. SWAT Wildlife arrived on the scene and started getting to work on a raccoon removal call. First waited for her to wander back out of the window and we closed her out of the house. You can see her staring at us through the indow, clearly caught off guard and concerned for her babies. We located the adolescent raccoon and placed them outside the house in the back yard in a spot where the mother could get to them easily. Once she heard their calls she immediately scurried away from the window we last left her at and made her way to the ladder we left against the roof for her. The raccoon mom then climbed down the ladder slowly and made her way to the raccoon babies.