Welcome to our Raccoon Picture Gallery. These are Raccoons that we have dealt with and problems
we have solved.
Feel free to browse our images and stories. You will probably find a story similar
to your problem.
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"We had two Raccoons in our wall for months. None of our traps or attempts could get rid of them. But Thanks to UnitedWIldlife those pesky raccoons are gone."
-Riley Duke, San Diego, CA |
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Here our technician is holding a baby raccoon that was recently taken out of a customer's attic in Denver, Colorado. This baby was nibbling on the technician's fingers, however the bite was not yet strong enough to do any major damage. After the mother was taken out of the attic using a special trapping technique called vent trapping, we were then able to go up into the attic and retrieve an additional three young baby raccoons. |
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"I would like to tell you how much I appreciate you capturing the mother raccoon and the six young babies that startled my by walking into my room late Saturday night. Now I realize that they were just entering through the cat door and eating my cat's food. I appreciate the humane way that you trapped and removed this family of raccoons."
-Barbara Stratford, Orlando, FL |
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This particular racoon came down through a chimney in Milwuakee, Wisconsin and was scared by the owner while eating dogfood inside the kitchen where it ran into one of the children's bedrooms and hid under the bed. Thank goodness the owner of the home found the racoon before it surprised the daughter by attacking her in her bedroom. It is critical to respect and protect your home from wildlife gaining access to your home through the attic or chimney. |
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This next picture is of a raccoon coming out of a hole in a tree in a natural setting. However, many people don't realize that racoons enter chimnies and attics and oftimes have their babies in wall cavities. Noises in the attic from racoons or squirrels can often be heard while breeding or as the young develop, the young will often play in the attic or chew on wiring as they start to teeth. In the attic, oftimes the chewing and tearing of insulation can cause great damage to the home. The raccoon family will often deposit a lot of raccoon waste and urine throughout various areas of the attic or wall cavity. |
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This young male raccoon was living under a deck in Houston, Texas and was causing problems with the family pet. He was released in a habitat where a relocation was allowed. He immediately climbed the tree where he felt more comfortable and safe. |
