Humane Pest Control, Inc.

10/29/2026

🐺 COYOTE-SMART ATWATER VILLAGE | COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

Living alongside coyotes starts with knowing how to coexist safely. Join us for a special community Zoom workshop hosted by Coyote-Smart California, featuring coyote intervention specialists Rebecca Dmytryk of Humane Wildlife Control Inc. and Sam Ramirez of Humane Pest Control Inc.

📅 Thursday, November 5 ⏰ 6:30 PM Pacific 💻 Live on Zoom

We'll cover practical tips on: 🐾 Proper coyote hazing techniques 🐶 Keeping pets safe 🏡 Backyard safety 🚶 Best practices for walking dogs 🚫 Identifying and reporting illegal wildlife feeding

Join us for an informative discussion focused on prevention, safety, and humane coexistence with our wild neighbors.

🔗 Register through the link in our bio!

10/28/2026

🏡 Protect Your Home the Humane Way! 🦝

Wildlife prevention starts with understanding what attracts animals to your property and how they may be getting inside.

Use our Home Wildlife Prevention Checklist to help protect your home:

🏠 Check your roof, attic, and vents.
🔎 Inspect walls, foundations, and crawlspace openings.
🚪 Repair gaps around doors, gates, and fencing.
🗑️ Secure garbage and remove food and water sources.
🌿 Keep your yard maintained and entry points visible.

⚠️ Important: Before sealing any opening, make sure no animals or dependent young are inside. Humane wildlife exclusion requires the right approach and timing.

At Humane Pest Control, Inc., we believe prevention and compassion go hand in hand.

📍 Proudly serving Southern California.

💾 Save this checklist for your next home inspection!
📲 Contact us for humane wildlife prevention and exclusion services.

10/21/2026

🐺 LIVING WITH COYOTES: Let’s Talk Coexistence

Coyotes are part of our urban environment, and learning how to live alongside them starts with understanding their behavior and taking steps to prevent conflicts. 🐾

Join state wildlife officials, researchers, and coyote management experts for a community discussion about:
🌿 Urban coyote behavior
⚖️ Applicable state laws
🏡 Reducing attractants
🐾 Tips for preventing conflicts with wildlife

📅 Saturday, October 24 | 9–11:30 AM
📍 Memorial Park Pavilion, 85 E. Holly St., Pasadena
🔗 RSVP: bit.ly/CoyotePanel
☕ Enjoy a resource fair and complimentary coffee! Walk-ins are welcome.

🪑 Bring a blanket or chair for comfortable seating.

Let’s work together to keep our communities safe while respecting our wild neighbors! 💚

10/20/2026

🐀 Rodent Awareness Week is here! October 18–24

Think you can catch it? 👆 Tap the screen and let us know in the comments if you caught it! 👇🐀

This week, we’re raising awareness about rodent activity, the warning signs to watch for, and how to keep those unwanted visitors out of your home. Stay alert, seal those entry points, and leave the catching to the pros!

10/12/2026

🦉🦅 ATTRACTING OWLS & HAWKS: NEST BOXES, PLATFORMS & PERCHES

Join us for a special Zoom presentation on how to attract and support owls and hawks on your property!

📅 Thursday, October 15, 2026
⏰ 6:30 PM Pacific
💻 Live Zoom Presentation

Learn from wildlife experts about:

🦉 American Barn Owl nest boxes
🦅 Great Horned Owl nesting platforms
🌳 Raptor perches and proper placement
🔧 Installation and maintenance best practices
⚠️ Common nest box design mistakes and how to protect the health and safety of birds

Featuring our speakers:
Rebecca Dmytryk — Humane Wildlife Control Inc.
Sam Ramirez — Humane Pest Control Inc.

Whether you're interested in supporting local wildlife or creating a more wildlife-friendly property, this presentation will share practical knowledge to help you get started!

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!

🔗 Sign up through the link in our bio.

We look forward to seeing you there! 🦉

10/10/2026

🍂 October is going to be a BUSY month for Humane Pest Control! 🦝🐀🐺

We’re excited to be out in the community all month long, connecting with fellow wildlife advocates, sharing knowledge, and helping people learn how to coexist with the wildlife around us. 🐾💚

📅 Here’s where you can find us this month:

🌿 October 10: Native Plantpalooza & Eco Fest
🦉 October 15: Attracting Owls & Hawks: Nest Boxes, Platforms & Perches on ZOOM
🐾 October 17: Pasadena Humane’s Wildlife Day
🏡 October 21: Wildlife Safety Community Meeting
🐺 October 24: Living with Coyotes: A Community Discussion

From native plants to wildlife safety, we’re looking forward to learning, sharing, and connecting with our amazing community!

We believe that education, compassion, and humane solutions are key to creating a better relationship between people and wildlife. 💚

Will we see you at one of these events? Let us know in the comments! 👇

10/09/2026

🐾 We’re excited to be back for our SECOND YEAR at Pasadena Humane’s Wildlife Day! 🐾

We’re proud to join this amazing community event once again and celebrate the incredible wildlife we share our world with! 🦊🌎

Bring the whole family and enjoy a FREE event for all ages featuring:

🦉 Engaging wildlife talks
🐾 Ambassador animals
🎨 Fun activities for kids
🛍️ A vendor marketplace
✨ And so much more!

📅 Saturday, October 17, 2026
⏰ 11 AM – 3 PM
📍 Pasadena Humane
361 S. Raymond Ave., Pasadena, CA 91105

Come say hello, explore the vendor marketplace, and enjoy a fun-filled day of wildlife education and community connection! 💚

We can’t wait to see familiar faces and meet new ones. Stop by and say hi! 🙌

10/06/2026

🌿We’re joining Native Plantpalooza & EcoFest for the first time!

We’re excited to be part of this amazing community event celebrating native plants, wildlife, and our local ecosystem.

Come say hi, meet our team, and learn more about how we can coexist with the wildlife that calls our communities home. 🐾

📅 Saturday, October 10, 2026
⏰ 10 AM–1 PM
📍 Conejo Creek North Park
1379 E. Janss Rd., Thousand Oaks

💚 FREE & family-friendly!
We can’t wait to see you there! 🌿🐾

10/02/2026

🦊🏡 Coyote Condo Eviction Featured on Spectrum News!

Our humane wildlife management team was recently featured on Spectrum News for the coyote “condo” eviction we performed.

The segment highlights an important part of living alongside wildlife: coyotes are attracted to food, water, and shelter. By removing attractants and using humane deterrents, we can help encourage coyotes to move on while maintaining healthy boundaries between people and wildlife.

We’re proud to share our approach to humane wildlife management and hope this conversation helps educate our community about coexistence. 🌿🦊

Watch the full segment below!

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