Elite Wildlife Removal

10/01/2025

🐿Noises in the fireplace?🐿

This customer called me about a critter in the fireplace which turned out to be a flying squirrel!

Feel free to reach out for any Wildlife related concerns! 🦨🦇🦇 574-536-5944

09/10/2025

🦇This feisty bat flashed his teeth after I caught him hanging out in a customer's kitchen!🦇

He was released back outside and the home has been sealed up to prevent bats from entering in the future! ✅️

If you have any bat related concerns, feel free to give us a call for a free estimate on bat proofing your home! ☎️ 574-536-5944

08/04/2025

🦇🦇 BAT-TASTIC DISCOVERY! 🦇🦇

Check out this wild video from one of our recent inspections! We found over 20 bats cozying up inside a home’s living space! 😱 No worries, though—our team at Elite Wildlife Removal is on the case, safely and humanely excluding these winged visitors. 🦇

If you suspect unwanted wildlife in your home, don’t wait! Call us for expert nuisance wildlife control. We’ll keep your space critter-free! 🏡💪

Call today at 574-536-5944!📞📞

06/26/2025

We. Love. Bats. They aren't creepy cave-dwellers out to get you. Let's clear the air with some truths about Michigan's winged wonders!

Myth: Bats fly blind.
Fact: Bats use echolocation - sending out high-frequency sounds and reading the echoes like tiny flying sonar experts. Yes, they can "see" with their ears.

Myth: Bats want to suck your blood.
Fact: Wrong continent, wrong species, and seriously, Michigan bats just want bugs. Lots of them. A single bat can eat 600 to 1,000 mosquito-sized insects per hour. Bug zapper? Try bat power.

Myth: Bats are aiming for your hair.
Fact: Wrong! You were just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Bats like to roost in warm, dark, quiet places - often near water and forests where their favorite bugs hang out. If they end up flying near you, there’s probably insects around!

Myth: There is nothing I can do to help bats.
Fact: Wrong! You can help bats by reporting any bat roosts in your home, barn, trees or bridges - your sightings support vital conservation work.

If you see bats flying in and out of an area, you’re probably looking at a roost. Reporting a bat roosts helps bat researchers understand more about where bats live throughout the state. See bats, report bats here: https://mnfi.anr.msu.edu/programs/michigan-bat-roost-monitoring-program

06/19/2025

"Caught more than I bargained for today! 🦝🦝

Two sneaky raccoons wandered into my traps set for groundhogs, while setting them free, one had the audacity to try and nip me! 😅

Feel free to reach out for any wildlife related concerns, 574-536-5944 🦨🦇

06/02/2025

Check out this adorable young groundhog we caught causing a ruckus! 🐾 We nabbed him and sent him on his way. With the help of the homeowner we were able to relocate this guy in the same area as mom! 😎

🦇🐿If you have any Wildlife related concerns feel free to reach out for a free inspection,
574-536-5944 🦇🦨

05/16/2025

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CASSOPOLIS, Mich. -- Midwest Energy and Communications reported 2,014 customers were without power Tuesday around 12:31 a.m.

05/13/2025

🦝 Raccoon Rumble Under the House? 🦝

We recently solved a mystery for a homeowner who was hearing strange noises under their house and in the walls 🤔 Not sure what was causing the ruckus, we set up a security camera and caught the culprits red-handed: a family of raccoons making themselves at home! 📹

🦇 Feel free to reach out to us for any Wildlife related concerns, 🐿 574-536-5944 🦨

05/01/2025

🦡 Opossums: Nature’s Unsung Heroes! 🦡
Check out this short video of an opossum we safely released, and learn 5 surprising facts about these amazing critters!

✅️ Nature’s Tick Vacuum: Opossums munch up to 5,000 ticks a season, helping keep Lyme disease at bay.
✅️ Snake Venom Superpower: They produce a protein that neutralizes some snake venom—talk about tough!
✅️ Masters of Playing Dead: When scared, they “play possum,” entering a coma-like state to fool predators.
✅️ Tiny Babies, Big Journey: Born the size of a honeybee, up to 20 joeys crawl into mom’s pouch to grow!
✅️ Climbing Experts: Prehensile tails and thumb-like toes make them attic-invading pros.

Seeing critters in your yard or home? 🦇🦇Don’t worry—Elite Wildlife Removal handles them humanely! Call us today for a free inspection! 574-536-5944

04/22/2025

🐾 Unexpected Rooftop Visitor 🦝

While setting a trap for a sneaky raccoon causing roof damage and attic chaos, we had a surprise guest—a curious cat! 😺 Our team safely released the feline friend before resetting the trap and successfully capturing the real culprit.

At Elite Wildlife Removal, we handle every situation with care, ensuring both wildlife and pets are treated with respect. Got raccoons or other critters causing trouble? Call us at 574-536-5944

04/11/2025

I had a gorgeous sunrise this morning while checking traps for Red squirrels that have been living in a home on Klinger Lake.🐿

If you have any wildlife related concerns, feel free to reach out at, 574-536-5944 for a free inspection🦇

03/29/2025

This was the 3rd raccoon caught in this trap that was using this soffit return to get access to this house. 🦝

This area will be sealed up once trapping is completed.