Miami Raccoon Control & Removal

About Raccoons: Raccoons, with their black mask and ringed tail, cause a wide variety of problems. They are very strong and nimble, and often tip over garbage cans or pry their way inside houses. They commonly break into the attics of homes. Frequently, a female raccoon with babies will enter an attic. Raccoons are cute, but they can be very destructive. We humanely trap and relocate these animals. It's important to find and remove the baby raccoons if there's a momma raccoon in the attic. Raccoons are a common nuisance animal in southeast Florida. In Miami and Miami-Dade County, raccoon have become a particularly common problem, as they have invaded many homes in the area. If you need a professional solution for your Miami raccoon problem, give us at A Wildlife Pro a call.

We service the greater Miami Florida area, north to Hollywood FL, and Cooper City, Pembroke Pines, Miramar, Miami Gardens, Hallandale Beach, Aventura, North Miami Beach, Sunny Isles Beach, North Miami, Bay Harbor Islands, Miami Shores, North Bay Village, Miami Beach, Hialeah, Brownsville, Sweetwater, Westchester, Kendall, Coral Gables, and more. Call us any time for professional wildlife pest animal control in Miami. You can also learn about raccoons and rabies, since this animal is one of the few species that can carry the disease.

We also service these areas. Click for more info: Hialeah Animal Control - Hollywood Animal Control - Pembroke Pines Animal Control - Coral Gables Animal Control

Miami Raccoon Control Emails:

Dear Miami Animal Control, My name is Devin, and I reside in Lancaster, Ohio. I have been to south Florida several times and can't seem to get the right hook ups down there. I am looking for possible work with a company that removes reptiles and other animals as pests. I was born and raised with a 6' American Alligator and loved it. I have been doing rescues with my mom for as long as i can remember. We have rescued raccoons, snakes, lizards, opossums, and many many more animals. I love all animals, and am looking for a job in pest removal. Again I would really like to assist you in removal and relocation. If you are able, please reply whenever you get a chance. I am willing to take any training I can possibly get. I am actually thinking about starting a minor pest control/removal service that specializes in reptiles....especially big ones such as alligators and large snakes. Do you do "on site training" or classroom or both? And how much would that cost. I love animals, but the only thing is,,,,I am not willing to kill or have an animal killed such as a 10 foot gator. Because i know that law down there that if there is a gator over 10' or something of that nature, it is supposed to be neutralized. I am not one for exterminating animals...For one, we don't have the right to play god, for two.....these animals aren't in our way, we are in their way. We have invaded their space. But I am willing to do relocation work, and would be happy to look into your expertise. Thanks, Devin.

While camping out on one of the 10,000 islands just off Goodland, FL we were surprised by a very rusty orange critter - we thought that it had to be a raccoon - cuz we did not think of anything else; however - it was a funny color - rusty orange and had no tail??? just a cute little stubb - it was about the size of a cat and had pointy ears - and was not afraid of us. We had to throw sticks his way to scare him off. He came by as is got dark and was just searching the sand around our tents. - the next morning there were hundreds of little foot/claw prints alllll over our campsite but no odor at all. My experience with raccoons has always been that they are mean and very smelly critters - we would love to know what this little guy and his friends apparently were. I got your email from your site that included a photo of a bobcat and thought you might know what this cute little guy was. Thank you for any info you may have for us. Donna Coral Springs, FL and Goodland, FL