High Desert Wildlife Control LLC

07/20/2026

Are you walking down your stairs at night wearing shorts and flip-flops? You might want to think twice! 🫪

This very feisty Southern Pacific rattlesnake struck at equipment repeatedly when simply touched. That could have easily have been someone’s ankle, nooooo bueno.

Be smart when you’re living in, or visiting rattlesnake country. Hanging out at home, or enjoying the outdoors safely is a lot more fun than ending up in ICU. Call 760-961-5980 for professional removal services.

04/08/2026

Ground squirrels, raccoons, cottontails, and jackrabbits also carry heavy flea loads.

Los Angeles County is experiencing a record number of flea-borne typhus cases, and nearly 90% of patients have had to be hospitalized.

03/26/2026

03/10/2026

HEADS UP HIGH DESERT!!
RATTLESNAKE SEASON HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN!

Need certified, insured, humane removal? 760.961.5980 Need snake ID? Text CLEAR photos to the same number with your name and location.

This gorgeous adult female Northern Mohave rattlesnake won’t meet the cruel shovel of doom. We love snakes, so we’re happy they’re out!
The snake is most commonly called a “Mojave green.” Many are not green at all.

12/03/2025

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11/09/2025

If you aren't taking rodent problems seriously, this can be the result. We've seen damage this bad-and worse in our local region. Having a proactive attitude is far less expense than having a reactive attitude...in this case, one that will cost the home owner somewhere in the ballbark of $100,000 (homeowner's insurance does NOT cover rodent or wildlife damage)

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11/06/2025

10/31/2025

NEWS: Riverside County Health Officials Report Increase in Rabid Bats, Urge Precautions for People, Pets

Health officials with Riverside University Health System — Public Health (RUHS-PH) are warning Riverside County residents about the risk of contracting rabies, particularly from bats.

Bats are the most common source of rabies in the state. So far this year, 18 rabid bats have been reported in Riverside County, an increase from 15 rabid bats confirmed by the Public Health lab in 2024.

Read more here: https://www.ruhealth.org/news/health-officials-report-increase-bat-rabies

09/13/2025

Pasadena city officials urged the public to be cautious after a rabid bat was found on Thursday.

The bat was found near the intersection of S. San Rafael and Nithsdale Road, according to a news release from Pasadena spokeswoman Lisa Derderian.
City officials say that there have been no reported human cases in the city and that the risk of exposure to rabies remains low.

Residents should avoid contacting any injured, ill or dead bats in the area: https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/pasadena-bat-with-rabies-found/