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| Serving Central Florida including Osceola County Call us today to see how we can help you save wildlife, and keep you safe. |
Yes! We're the one and only female owned relocation program available in the state
today! Why? Because we care about what development has done to the wildlife in our
area. In Central Florida, building has surpassed our wildest dreams all the while pushing
animals out of their natural habitat. Animals are getting killed on our new roads by the
dozens all because they just don't know where to go.
Raccoons and Opossums are the top two critters that seem to be the biggest concern as
Raccoons are serious carriers of Rabies and Opossums look for shelter anywhere they
can find it. Which usually means inside or under our homes, garages or outdoor
structures. The diseases aren't just rabies... There are countless other diseases these
animals can carry like ticks, lice and fleas. If you have a fleas on your property, more than
likely they're coming from the wild who walk through your property at night.
Why try to help them? Because they were here first. More than likely the home, business
or property you're managing or living in, was once a wooded landscape where they were
free to roam and never seen by man. But today, it's a different story. Today, they're
fighting for their lives because we are living where they once lived.
today! Why? Because we care about what development has done to the wildlife in our
area. In Central Florida, building has surpassed our wildest dreams all the while pushing
animals out of their natural habitat. Animals are getting killed on our new roads by the
dozens all because they just don't know where to go.
Raccoons and Opossums are the top two critters that seem to be the biggest concern as
Raccoons are serious carriers of Rabies and Opossums look for shelter anywhere they
can find it. Which usually means inside or under our homes, garages or outdoor
structures. The diseases aren't just rabies... There are countless other diseases these
animals can carry like ticks, lice and fleas. If you have a fleas on your property, more than
likely they're coming from the wild who walk through your property at night.
Why try to help them? Because they were here first. More than likely the home, business
or property you're managing or living in, was once a wooded landscape where they were
free to roam and never seen by man. But today, it's a different story. Today, they're
fighting for their lives because we are living where they once lived.
Another very important reason we've started this group is due to the sad fact that there are trappers out there who kill their trapped
wildlife, skin them and sell the furs for profit. We don't. We have several safe havens all ready to greet these animals and provide
them with the natural habitat they grew up with. We return them to the wild. All of them, with no exceptions. So you can be assured
that skinning will not happen to any of the critters we trap.
Please don't take trapping into your own hands. We're trained and licensed to avoid the dangers associated with wild animals
and we're anxious to be your choice in trapping and relocating. Let the professionals help you! We are licensed and insured.
wildlife, skin them and sell the furs for profit. We don't. We have several safe havens all ready to greet these animals and provide
them with the natural habitat they grew up with. We return them to the wild. All of them, with no exceptions. So you can be assured
that skinning will not happen to any of the critters we trap.
Please don't take trapping into your own hands. We're trained and licensed to avoid the dangers associated with wild animals
and we're anxious to be your choice in trapping and relocating. Let the professionals help you! We are licensed and insured.
| Anita K. Sanders, Owner |
| Monday - Friday 9 to 5 Call Deborah 407 414 7575 for information on how we can help. For Emergencies after normal business hours call Anita at 407 460 2305 |
| What to do if you see a wild animal. First, stay clear of the animal. Rabies is a huge issue when dealing with wildlife, so back away and get in a secured location away from the animal. Call us and we'll come help you! CORPORATE/COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL SERVICES AVAILABLE CORPORATE SPONSORS! As an added benefit, any Corporate Sponsor will be listed as a member of "SAVING WILDLIFE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA " Consumers need to know what businesses are on board, helping to save our wildlife. Get in the GREEN for Florida Wildlife! |
RACCOONS
Wikipedia Dictionary: Raccoons usually live together in small, loose groups. Their
original habitats are mixed or deciduous forests, but due to their adaptability, they are
often found in urban areas where they can be considered pests.
Raccoons can carry Baylisascaris roundworm, canine distemper, parvovirus and
rabies. Of the 6,844 documented rabies cases reported in the United States in 2004,
37.5% were in raccoons (Krebs et al. 2005, pp. 1912-1925). Seeing a raccoon during the
day is an indicator, though not absolute, that the animal may be ill. However, healthy
animals, especially nursing mothers, may also forage for food in the daytime. Rabies may
be entirely without visible symptoms in the raccoon.
Raccoon rabies is as dangerous to humans as any other strain, even though there
is only one documented case in which it has led to a fatal case of human rabies. Any
animal with suspected rabies should not be approached. Saliva and other bodily fluids
may carry the rabies virus. The Baylisascaris roundworm is widely present in certain
populations.
Wikipedia Dictionary: Raccoons usually live together in small, loose groups. Their
original habitats are mixed or deciduous forests, but due to their adaptability, they are
often found in urban areas where they can be considered pests.
Raccoons can carry Baylisascaris roundworm, canine distemper, parvovirus and
rabies. Of the 6,844 documented rabies cases reported in the United States in 2004,
37.5% were in raccoons (Krebs et al. 2005, pp. 1912-1925). Seeing a raccoon during the
day is an indicator, though not absolute, that the animal may be ill. However, healthy
animals, especially nursing mothers, may also forage for food in the daytime. Rabies may
be entirely without visible symptoms in the raccoon.
Raccoon rabies is as dangerous to humans as any other strain, even though there
is only one documented case in which it has led to a fatal case of human rabies. Any
animal with suspected rabies should not be approached. Saliva and other bodily fluids
may carry the rabies virus. The Baylisascaris roundworm is widely present in certain
populations.
OPOSSUMS
Wikipedia Dictionary: Their diet mainly consists of carrion and many individual
opossums are killed on the highway when scavenging for road kill. They are also
known to eat insects, frogs, birds, snakes, small mammals, and earthworms.
Some of their favorite foods are fruits and are known to eat apples and
persimmons. Their broad diet allows them to take advantage of many sources of
food provided by human habitation such as unsecured food waste (garbage) and
pet food.
Threatened opossums (especially male) will growl deeply, raising the pitch as the
threat becomes more urgent. Males make a clicking "smack" noise out of the side
of their mouths as they wander in search of a mate, and females will sometimes
repeat the sound in return. When separated or distressed, baby opossums will
make a sneezing noise to signal their mother.
Wikipedia Dictionary: Their diet mainly consists of carrion and many individual
opossums are killed on the highway when scavenging for road kill. They are also
known to eat insects, frogs, birds, snakes, small mammals, and earthworms.
Some of their favorite foods are fruits and are known to eat apples and
persimmons. Their broad diet allows them to take advantage of many sources of
food provided by human habitation such as unsecured food waste (garbage) and
pet food.
Threatened opossums (especially male) will growl deeply, raising the pitch as the
threat becomes more urgent. Males make a clicking "smack" noise out of the side
of their mouths as they wander in search of a mate, and females will sometimes
repeat the sound in return. When separated or distressed, baby opossums will
make a sneezing noise to signal their mother.
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What about cats? There are two type of felines; FERAL AND ADOPTABLE. Feral is just
another name for wild. They're not approachable and they will never acclimate to a house
environment. Then there's the adoptable cats. Those who are friendly and used to people.
They have a better chance to adapt to a home easily or with some training.
When you call the 'Humane' Society... more than likely what you're doing is signing the death
certificate for any wild animal including cats. Even if an adoptable cat comes to them, they
usually only have 3 days before they are killed.
Unlike the OTHER trappers in the area and the local 'humane' societies, or animal control, we
don't just pick up cats and release them into someone's back yard, nor do we kill the animal if
no one wants it within three days of capture.
We spay/neuter every single cat at a substantially discounted rate and give a rabies
vaccination. At that point, we either return it to it's original home or If the cat is friendly and
unable to be returned to it's home turf, then we place the cat up for adoption. There may be a
small fee associated with the adoption process if you are unable to provide a temporary home
for the adoptable feline.
We've got to stop the kittens from coming! That's the single most important thing you can do to
control the cat population. Yes, there's an up charge for this service. But we only collect our
discounted cost to T-N-R felines.
There are trapping companies who capture and kill... capture and release without
sterilization... and those who simply kill the animals for the fur. It's pathetic. Bottom line for
these companies is profit. That's all they see. They don't care about the animals.
With our company you'll find we care for the animals and do our very best to make sure the
new home will allow them to live productively and safely. And for cats, the additional benefit of
being sterilized and being protected against rabies.
another name for wild. They're not approachable and they will never acclimate to a house
environment. Then there's the adoptable cats. Those who are friendly and used to people.
They have a better chance to adapt to a home easily or with some training.
When you call the 'Humane' Society... more than likely what you're doing is signing the death
certificate for any wild animal including cats. Even if an adoptable cat comes to them, they
usually only have 3 days before they are killed.
Unlike the OTHER trappers in the area and the local 'humane' societies, or animal control, we
don't just pick up cats and release them into someone's back yard, nor do we kill the animal if
no one wants it within three days of capture.
We spay/neuter every single cat at a substantially discounted rate and give a rabies
vaccination. At that point, we either return it to it's original home or If the cat is friendly and
unable to be returned to it's home turf, then we place the cat up for adoption. There may be a
small fee associated with the adoption process if you are unable to provide a temporary home
for the adoptable feline.
We've got to stop the kittens from coming! That's the single most important thing you can do to
control the cat population. Yes, there's an up charge for this service. But we only collect our
discounted cost to T-N-R felines.
There are trapping companies who capture and kill... capture and release without
sterilization... and those who simply kill the animals for the fur. It's pathetic. Bottom line for
these companies is profit. That's all they see. They don't care about the animals.
With our company you'll find we care for the animals and do our very best to make sure the
new home will allow them to live productively and safely. And for cats, the additional benefit of
being sterilized and being protected against rabies.
| Feral: Wild, unacceptable as a pet. |
| Kittens, usually always adoptable |
| Adoptable, friendly, able to be a house bound pet. |
| Help us help the animals by choosing Humane Wildlife Control! We take care of God's creatures. |
| We are a for profit business and charge a nominal, competitive fee for our services. If you want to save an animals life and are unwilling or unable to pay for services, please call your local Humane Society or Animal Control to see if they can help you. Our services cover Osceola County, Florida at this time. (Areas outside our county pay an additional mileage fee of $1.00 per mile) Trapping not available for some critters, however, if you need a referral, please call us to see if we can find you help. Note: Alligator capture is handled by the State of Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission only. Call them at 1-800-FWC-GATOR We Now Handle: Raccoon, Opossum, Squirrel, Cat, Coyote, Armadillo, Fox, Snake, Rodent. We DO NOT handle birds of any kind at this time. |
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| 5% of profit is donated to a local OSCEOLA COUNTY Non-Profit Rescue Group! |
| Do we handle Poisonous critters such as snakes? Yes. Since this is hazardous work, there is an up charge for this service. Please email or call us for details. The University of Florida has a great site showing you the differences between the harmless water snake verses the poisonous Water Moccasin. |
