Call of the Wild Animal Control

Name: Call of the Wild Animal Control
Address: Union Road, Wales, MA, 01081, US
Telephone: +15083443237
Price range: Not applicable
Rating: 4.9

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Humane and professional wildlife management and control
Serving Massachusetts
# 508 344 3237
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having a problem with wildlife damaging your property, gaining entry into your home, or just being a complete nuisance??? give us a call were always available 24/7 (for emergency service) and can handle all your wildlife issues! We are fully licensed and coyote certified by the state of Massachusetts and the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife and are educated on the biology, habitat, behavior, and reproduction cycles of wildlife here in Massachusetts. We use humane trapping methods and offer repellents, preventative or professional repairs (warrantied), barriers (warrantied), and other harassment techniques to ensure the problem is solved the first time and our customers are happy and cared for along with the animals # 508 344 3237

Permissible Species Include :
Snapping Turtle
Starling
Pigeon
House Sparrow
Opossum
Moles
Bats
Rabbits
Chipmunk
Squirrels
Woodchucks
Rats\Mice
voles
Porcupine
Raccoon
Weasels
Fox
Skunks
Coyote

Beavers : (permit from town Board of Heath needed to trap and remove when out of trapping season) trapping season opens Nov. 1 - April 15

Muskrats : (permit from town Board of Heath needed to trap and remove when out of trapping season)the season opens on November 1 and continues until the following last day of February.

*Other species may be trapped and removed during the regulated trapping season these animals include:

TRAPPING SEASON DATES:

1. Bobcat and Coyote : the season opens on November 1 and continues until November 30 (Bobcat may be taken only in Wildlife Management Zones 01 through 08)

2. Fisher cat : the season opens on November 1 and continues until November 22

3. Mink, River Otter : the season opens on November 1 and continues until the following December 15;

* Beaver, Coyote, Fisher, Mink, Muskrat, and River Otter may be taken statewide

11/02/2026

10/31/2026

Bats in an exhaust vent in Brookfield, MA!
These guys seem to get into every nook and cranny!
Give us a call for a warrantied bat eviction!
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10/31/2026

Bat eviction in Warren, MA.
Having issues with wildlife?
Give us a call for a humane eviction backed by a warranty!
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10/31/2026

All it takes is 1/4" gap for bats to gain entry into your home! Give us a call for an inspection or a warrantied bat eviction!
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10/28/2026

We offer gutter cleanouts!
Get your gutters cleaned out before winter !!
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10/26/2026

Bat eviction in Amherst MA today !
Having issues with bats? Give us a call! Backed by a warranty!
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10/26/2026

Squirrel eviction in wales
Having issues with wildlife?
Give us a call
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10/18/2026

🦝 RACCOONS: WHAT PEOPLE GET WRONG! 🍂

Clever hands. Terrible reputation. But how much do you really know about the masked visitors exploring your backyard after dark?

Let's separate the myths from the facts. 👇

❌ MYTH #1: Raccoons wash their food.
✅ FACT: They're actually exploring food through touch! Their front paws are incredibly sensitive, and wetting them may enhance their tactile sensitivity. What looks like washing is often a way of investigating food.

❌ MYTH #2: A raccoon out in daylight is rabid.
✅ FACT: Daytime activity alone doesn't mean a raccoon has rabies. It may be searching for food or caring for its young. However, stumbling, circling, paralysis, or other unusual behavior warrants caution. Keep your distance and contact local animal control if you're concerned.

❌ MYTH #3: Raccoons hibernate all winter.
✅ FACT: Raccoons don't truly hibernate. They shelter in dens and may sleep for extended periods during severe cold, but they can wake up and forage when conditions improve.

❌ MYTH #4: Raccoons deliberately go after your pets.
✅ FACT: Raccoons generally avoid confrontation, but they can defend themselves if cornered or threatened. Keep pet food indoors, supervise pets outside, and give wildlife plenty of space.

🍂 WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP:

🗑️ Secure trash lids with sturdy latches or bungees.
🐾 Feed your pets indoors and remove leftover food.
🚫 Never feed wild raccoons. Human-provided food can make them dependent on people and less wary.
🧤 Avoid touching raccoon droppings. Wear disposable gloves when cleaning contaminated areas and follow public health guidance because raccoon roundworm can pose a risk to people.

🧠 THE SURPRISE: A raccoon's front paws are remarkably sensitive. A large part of its brain's sensory processing is devoted to interpreting information from its paws, helping it explore objects and find food—even in darkness.

❤️ Raccoons aren't villains. They're wild animals trying to survive in a world increasingly shared with people.

The best way to help them is to admire them from a distance, secure our garbage, and let them remain wild.

🦝 Now tell us: What's the cleverest thing a raccoon has ever done in your backyard?

10/09/2026

Get your house sealed up and rodent free before winter! Backed by a warranty!
508 344 3237

Address

Union Road
Wales, MA
01081

Telephone

+15083443237

Website

http://miketheriault18.wix.com/ma-animal-control

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