Wildlife Control and Wildlife Removal Monticello GA

Georgia PAWS provides wildlife removal in Monticello GA and surrounding areas. We provide full exclusion and complete clean up. Our team is highly qualified for wildlife removal and wildlife prevention. Our staff is trained extensively and holds all of the necessary permits. Our clients and their homes come first. We have earned a reputation of being the best at wildlife removal. We handle wildlife of all sizes, including squirrels, raccoons, bats and rodents. Listed below are the services we provide.

Humane Wildlife Control in Monticello, GA

Monticello serves both humans and wildlife, providing Oconee National Forest and the Monticello Crossroads Scenic Byway to protect the animal population. However, these locations sometimes aren’t enough for Monticello’s large wildlife population. During spring and summer, Monticello residents are more likely to experience wildlife-related destruction of their homes and yards from a variety of species. Raccoons and opossums are big offenders, especially since most of these consider pets prey, as well.

Yet Monticello citizens shouldn’t discount the damage that squirrels, mice, rats, and other small animals can do. These animals don’t just infiltrate homes in winter to stay warm; they can invade at any time, seeking cooler and safer shelter when the heat increases. Georgia Pest and Wildlife Services (P.A.W.S.) regularly eradicates animals of all sizes and makes sure they’re returned safely to the wild. If you have a pest problem of any kind, contact us to use one of our many services.

The service P.A.W.S. provides will depend on the pest problem you have. For example, the way we remove a raccoon is different from how we deal with a persistent bat colony. With a larger animal, we often trap using large cages or snares, and then perform full exclusion in your home or yard, sealing off entry points. For bats or insects, we might use bat curtains, environmentally safe fogging, or non-toxic sprays, as well as full exclusion.

We never recommend trying to remove a wild animal yourself, even if it’s just one and non-venomous. All wild animals carry some degree of disease, and many animal diseases can be fatal to humans. These include avian flus and cholera, rabies, salmonella, and toxicara. Homeowners with outdoor pets should be especially careful, since parasites can easily spread through animal feces, urine, and eggs.

For Eatonton Residents

Eatonton is a smaller suburb of Monticello known for its rich antebellum history and connection to the beloved Br’er Rabbit folktales. Yet even though Eatonton residents like hearing about and being associated with the clever rabbit and his friends, they’re not likely to enjoy a wildlife invasion in their own backyards. If you’re an Eatonton resident with a rabbit or other wildlife issue, P.A.W.S. will gladly help. We’ll alert you to any untapped food sources that may attract these animals while making sure they remain a valuable part of the community as a whole. Contact us today if you live in or near Eatonton and would like a consultation.

For Juliette Residents

Juliette, Georgia, is famous for many things, including its status as home of the Whistle Stop Café featured in the novel and movie Fried Green Tomatoes. That being said, Juliette residents don’t need wildlife invading their tomato patches – or anything else on their property. Juliette residents should phone or email P.A.W.S. for a personal consultation any time they have a wildlife issue, whether the animal in question is hungry for produce or anxious to chew through attic and basement insulation. We will help you repair or replace any construction wildlife destroys and be sure your yard and garden is clean and safe once our work is complete.

For Jackson Residents

Jackson, Georgia, is a city of just over 5,000 residents. Sitting right between rural and suburb status, it can be difficult for Jackson residents to find wildlife management services as versatile as Georgia P.A.W.S. Yet Jackson serves thousands of residents and tourists every year, attracting them with events like the Fine Arts Festival and Jackson Alive. Thus, wildlife must be well-contained at all times. If you’re a Jackson resident or business owner with a persistent wildlife problem, contact P.A.W.S. today. We will discreetly handle wildlife removal, educate you on our exclusion methods, and perform thorough cleanups when our work is done.