Florida’s lush landscapes, subtropical climate, and abundant vegetation make it a paradise for both people and wildlife. But for homeowners, that paradise can quickly turn into a problem. Wild animals—ranging from raccoons and squirrels to rats and bats—are always looking for easy access to warm, dry shelter. And unfortunately, your attic, crawl space, or chimney could be their next home….
Florida’s sunny climate and lush landscapes make it an ideal place for poolside living, but also an open invitation for wildlife. Whether it’s raccoons washing their paws, snakes seeking warmth, or alligators taking a dip, wild animals wandering into your pool area pose health risks, structural damage, and a potential danger to people and pets. In this guide, you’ll learn…
If you’ve ever been jolted awake by strange noises echoing from behind your walls in the middle of the night, you’re not alone. Many homeowners across Florida report hearing scratching sounds, scurrying noises, or even eerie clicking sounds coming from within their homes. While it might sound like something out of a horror film, these unexplained noises often have very…
While you are most likely familiar with pigs that live on farms, you might not be aware that there are feral pigs in Florida. Feral pigs or wild boar are omnivores that live 9 to 10 years. They are considered invasive, which means they take up resources that should be going to native species, disrupting the local ecosystem. Feral hogs…
If you live in Florida, you’ve probably heard of hurricane season. From June to November, the entire state of Florida is at an increased risk of experiencing tropical storms and hurricanes. To explain, a hurricane is a type of natural disaster that can lead to heavy winds, flooding from storm surge, and extreme rain, as well as flying debris that…
In Florida, sometimes you have to deal with severe weather. Even though Florida is known as the Sunshine State, there are frequent thunderstorms with heavy winds and risks of flooding. Additionally, from June to November, it is hurricane season. When natural disasters, like tropical storms or hurricanes, occur, you might notice displaced wildlife. Trees might fall over, disturbing nests and…
When you’re living in Florida, you’ll likely come across all different types of wildlife. From birds and squirrels to reptiles like iguanas and snakes, Florida is home to a diverse ecosystem. While wildlife thrives here, you might also find sick, injured, or abandoned wild animals. If you come across a baby bird with a broken wing or an animal that…
Florida experiences severe weather during hurricane season, the time of year when hurricanes are possible. Hurricane season starts June 1st and ends November 30th every year. The worst part of hurricane season is between mid-August through mid-October. When the weather gets bad, you are more likely to experience pest and wildlife issues. For example, animals might begin to look for…
You never want to find wildlife living inside your home. Whether you are dealing with rodents, insects, or something else, finding out you have an infestation is stressful. Wildlife infestations can spread disease, lead to property damage, and cost a pretty penny to fix. Your first reaction to finding animals in your home might be to buy products containing poison…
It’s not uncommon to see baby animals in your neighborhood, especially during springtime. If you find a baby animal by itself, you might be tempted to take it in or save it. However, not all baby animals need help, as sometimes their parents are simply off hunting for food to bring back to them. If you find a baby animal,…
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