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Kansas City Wildlife Command Center

Name: Kansas City Wildlife Command Center
Address: Kansas City, MO, 64134, US
Telephone: (816) 406-3364
Price range: $$$$

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Wildlife Command Center of Kansas City is a professional nuisance wildlife control service. Contact us today for more information!

We specialize in humane wildlife removal and rescuing humans from unwanted wildlife. Wildlife Command Center is a professional nuisance wildlife management company specializing in providing animal removal and pest control services for residential, industrial, and commercial clients. Our technicians are certified animal removal professionals who can remove wildlife using the latest technology and equipment, as humanely and gently as possible. We can also repair any damages caused by nuisance animals as well as provide pest prevention services to stop infestation.

10/29/2026

The owl does not rush the night. It sits still, keeps its eyes open, and does the work when the time is right. Stay calm, stay ready, and make it happen.

Tag someone who stays calm and ready while everyone else rushes.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/28/2026

The falcon holds steady in a hard wind and stoops only when the moment is true. Keep your head level, trust your training, and make it happen.

Pass this along to someone who keeps a steady head under pressure.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/27/2026

Owls and crows are mortal enemies. During the day, crows harass owls terribly. But when night falls, the tables turn, and the owls become the predators.

Last night Jenna and I started a crow abatement job at a very prominent parking garage in downtown St. Louis, where a huge murder of crows has been defecating all over the place. We brought two of our new young rescues, Moon Dancer and Moon Raider, and they dispersed the crows the natural way. No poisons, no traps. Just the presence of the predator the crows fear most after dark.

First photo: Jenna with Moon Dancer spreading her wings. Second: Jenna and Moon Dancer taking in the AT&T building. Third: me with Moon Raider, the Gateway Arch behind us.

Share this with someone who needs to see what an owl can do after dark.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/27/2026

The alligator does not chase the water. It waits, watches, and moves once, with purpose, so hold your ground, respect what can bite, and make your one move count.

Share this with someone who knows how to wait for the right moment.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/26/2026

The raccoon works the night shift with its own two hands and never waits for somebody else to do the job. If it is to be, it is up to you, so get started and figure the rest out as you go.

Send this to someone who gets up and gets it done.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/25/2026

Three tortoises, three rescue stories.

Meet Littlefoot, the big one leading the way. Jocelyn, the middle one. And little Dorito, the smallest of the bunch. Each of them came to us with their own unique rescue story, and each of them found a home here.

This photo was taken at the St. Louis Renaissance Festival, in the petting zoo run by Party Paws Mobile Zoo. Two young visitors got down close to watch them, and you can see the wonder on their faces.

That is the part that stays with us. The impression we make on young minds like these will stay with them forever, and maybe, just maybe, it sparks a passion for wildlife conservation that lasts a lifetime.

Share this with someone who believes in second chances.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/25/2026

Meet Moon Dancer, our Eurasian eagle-owl and a recent rescue.

This photo was taken at the St. Louis Renaissance Festival, in the petting zoo run by Party Paws Mobile Zoo. Jenna Heckthorn is holding her, and you can see the bond right there in the picture.

It takes a special person to rescue a special animal and develop a special bond. That bond does not happen in a day. It is built with patience, care, and showing up, until a rescued animal decides to trust you.

That is what rescue is really about.

Share this with someone who believes in second chances.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/25/2026

A lemur never crosses the forest alone. It stays with the troop, shares what it finds, and watches out for the ones beside it. That is how a good human moves through life too.

Tag someone in your troop who always has your back.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/25/2026

Meet Princess Buttercup, our baby sulcata tortoise. She stole the show yesterday at the Jefferson College trunk-or-treat in Hillsboro, Missouri. The whole night was a huge success and all the kids had an amazing time with all of the animals, but Princess Buttercup got some extra special attention from the children. Hard to blame them.

Share this with someone who needs a smile today.

- Bare Hands Beran

10/24/2026

A dolphin pod hunts as one because every member shows up for the others. Nobody is coming to do it for us. Be good to your people and get it done together.

Who showed up for you this week?

- Bare Hands Beran

Address

Kansas City, MO
64134

Opening Hours

Monday	1am - 11pm
Tuesday	1am - 11pm
Wednesday	1am - 11pm
Thursday	1am - 11pm
Friday	1am - 11pm
Saturday	1am - 11pm
Sunday	1am - 11pm

Telephone

(816) 406-3364

Website

http://wildlifecommandcenter.com/

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