Wildlife Commander

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we stand united in honoring the heroes who gave everything for our freedom.

At Wildlife Commander, we recognize the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of the brave men and women who served our nation. Their legacy reminds us of the importance of protecting our homes, communities, and the freedoms we cherish every day.

❤️ Honor the fallen
🤍 Remember their sacrifice
💙 Thank those who served

Today and always, we will never forget.

05/09/2026

Iguana Burrow Inspection & Egg Removal

Protect your property before a small problem turns into a major infestation. Our Iguana Burrow Inspection & Egg Removal service helps identify active nesting areas and safely remove newly laid iguana eggs before they hatch. Early detection and removal are key to reducing future iguana populations and preventing damage to landscapes, seawalls, patios, and foundations.

📲 (305)200-9822

05/04/2026

South Florida’s invasives don’t belong in the Everglades. Wildlife Commander removes Burmese pythons, tegus, and green iguanas using species-specific traps, night surveys, and secure transport. We confirm identification, follow FWC regulations, and safeguard native wildlife. Decontamination reduces parasite and salmonella risk.

Argentine tegus, Burmese pythons, and monitor lizards are invasive reptiles spreading across South Florida. We provide licensed invasive reptile removal

04/29/2026

Hearing chirps in the attic? South Florida bats call tiny gaps home, so exclusion matters. Wildlife Commander installs one-way exits, seals rooflines and vents, and times work around maternity season. Guano cleanup + deodorizing included.

Bat removal in South Florida is governed by strict FWC and federal rules. Wildlife Commander provides bat exclusion and removal for properties.

04/27/2026

South Florida raccoons don’t just “move on” when you shoo them away. Wildlife Commander finds entry points, removes animals humanely, and secures attic, soffit, and roof gaps to stop repeat visits. We also address droppings and contamination risks fast.

Need raccoon removal in South Florida? Learn signs, damage, Florida laws, and the inspection-to-exclusion process to stop re-entry—book an inspection.

04/15/2026

Wildlife Commander Removing Iguana Eggs

If you’re seeing holes like this on your property, iguanas may be laying eggs underground.

Our technicians locate burrows, remove eggs, and properly fill holes to prevent collapse and future infestations.

Iguanas reproduce fast — locating and removing the eggs is the key to stopping the problem.

📲 (305)200-9821

04/14/2026

Iguana Egg Removal South Florida

Iguana eggs are one of the biggest reasons infestations keep coming back. If they’re not removed properly from burrows, the cycle continues.

At Wildlife Commander, we locate active nesting areas and remove eggs safely to help stop the problem at the source.

📍 Serving South Florida
📞 (305) 200-9821
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04/04/2026

Iguana Removal Near Me | Pool Protection Services

Keep your pool clean, safe, and iguana-free this summer Wildlife Commander is ready to protect your property so you can enjoy it stress-free. Call us today for fast, reliable service.

📞 (305) 200-9821

04/03/2026

Opossum (Possum) Removal – Miami-Dade County

Opossums can get into attics, roofs, and hidden areas around your property. Our team safely removes them, seals entry points, and prevents future issues.

We handle everything from removal to prevention—keeping your property protected while relocating wildlife outside safely and humanely. Plus, opossums are beneficial since they consume ticks.

📞 (305) 200-9821

03/29/2026

Our company Wildlife Commander formerly known as Humane Iguana Control continues to deliver safe, reliable wildlife removal across South Florida.

In this case, we helped resolve a long ongoing raccoon issue inside an attic—safely relocating the mother and her babies while keeping constant communication every step of the way.

We appreciate our customers’ trust and are always ready to respond when you need us most.