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Maine Pest Wildlife Removal Services – General Information

Maine Pest Wildlife Removal, brought to you by Pest Wildlife Removal, provides a complete list of the most professional Maine Pest Wildlife Removal And Wildlife Control companies. We only list private wildlife control operators from the state of Maine. Pest Wildlife Removal guarantees our Maine Pest Wildlife Removal And Wildlife Control companies of the highest standards, with trusted business practices tried and true.

SEE ONE OF OUR MAINE PEST WILDLIFE REMOVAL PROFESSIONALS IN YOUR AREA

The providers listed with us can offer animal trapping, animal proofing & exclusion, and attic restoration. Finding The Right Company For Wildlife Removal in your area is nothing more than choosing a city from the above city drop-down list where you can find more details about the business in your area.

To find a business in located closest to you, navigate through our city listings tab in the bottom section of this page. There you will find a myriad of cities listed. Click the area closest to you, and we bring you to that listing, which will contain information about that specific provider and their contact information. Additionally, each company will have its own set of rates for its services.

Don’t forget to bookmark PestWildlifeRemoval.com to keep your family and property safe in the future. We are proud to serve thousands of people a day searching for the best company to resolve their wildlife conflicts. If you would like to leave a review, positive or negative, on any of our Maine service providers, EMAIL US NOW.

Our complete directory of wildlife operators are all screened to make sure they are fit to be listed, and we take great pride in offering a list of the most professional wildlife removal companies in the country. We have several years of experience and understand all aspects of the wildlife business which supports our knowledge of how a wildlife company should operate while being listed in our directory. Everyone wants the best, and that is what we are here to provide.”

Nuisance Wildlife

The Maine Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission allows landowners to take nuisance wildlife under certain conditions, and you also may permit another individual to take nuisance animals for you. The Commission does not remove nuisance animals, except for imperiled species in limited situations. Many laws protect Maine’s wildlife, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has many federal laws which apply to Maine. Our Pest Wildlife Removal Professionals can answer specific questions about all human/wildlife conflicts related to state and federal laws.

Rabid Animals

The Maine Department of Health (DOH) is primarily responsible for rabies response, prevention, treatment, and control. If you suspect an animal of having rabies or if an animal bit you or someone you know, contact the local County Health Department. Public health staff will investigate animal bite reports. The DOH can request help from the Sheriff’s office, Animal Control, or the Maine Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, but their staff will decide.

Dead Birds

The Maine Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office works cooperatively with the Maine Department of Health on a wild bird mortality database. They initiated the project for surveillance for bird die-offs, West Nile Virus monitoring, and avian influenza. The Commission is also interested in monitoring bird electrocutions from power lines and poles to repair faulty facilities.

Maine’s Endangered Wildlife

The Maine Fish And Wildlife Management lists all the endangered wildlife and fish in Maine. A Maine species get on the list based on the following criteria.

• A present or threatened destruction, modification, or curtailment of its habitat or range threatens the species.
• Overutilization for commercial, sporting, scientific, educational, or other purposes threatens the species.
• Disease or predation threatens the species.
•  Inadequacy of existing regulatory mechanisms threatens the species.
• Natural or human-made factors affecting the species’ continued existence within the State threatens the species.

At present, The Maine Fish And Wildlife Management lists 25 inland fish and wildlife species as Endangered and 25 listed as Threatened under Maine’s Endangered Species Act, and some listed under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.

Since bats are a problem for many Maine homeowners they should know there are two Maine bats that are listed as endangered, Little Brown Bat and Northern Long-Eared Bat.