Hairless new born squirrels, first ones of the 2016 season. http://swatwildlife.com/services/squirrel-removal/

Two juveniles hanging out on a home owners roof top deck. http://swatwildlife.com/services/raccoon-removal-toronto/

Wasp nest removal from behind soffit paneling.

Hairless new born squirrels, first ones of the 2016 season. We were excited for this removal since it was the first newborns we dealt with in 2016. http://swatwildlife.com/services/squirrel-removal/

We got a call that there were some baby squirrels found in the attic. They were barely newborns! We had to move in on them safely as they were just little babies and handled the removal with care. http://swatwildlife.com/services/squirrel-removal/

Skunk that fell into a window well and the SWAT Wildlife team came to the rescue, and released the poor guy back into the city. http://swatwildlife.com/services/skunk-removal/

Watch Derick help a opossum get untangled from some garden netting. http://swatwildlife.com/services/opossum-removal/

There’s a reason why Toronto is known as the raccoon capital of the world. You can’t call yourself a true Torontonian without having one (or a dozen) raccoon anecdotes. Estimates put the raccoon population anywhere from 100k to 200k within the GTA, or 100 raccoons per square kilometer. That’s a lot of competition for your […]

Baby squirrels found in attic, just newly born. http://swatwildlife.com/services/squirrel-removal/

Baby raccoons humanely removed from behind a fire place. http://swatwildlife.com/services/raccoon-removal-toronto/