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BATS
Wildlife Detectives shared a photo. For those in Marin County that want to learn more about the bats we share our world with, this looks like an excellent talk. Marin County Parks 2 hrs · It's Bat Appreciation Day. Did you know Marin County may be home to 13 species...
Animal relocation
any people contact us asking us if we will relocate wildlife "someplace else." There are many reasons why relocating wildlife is not humane, nor does it solve any problems. Here are the reasons why. Who Really Benefits from Trapping and Relocation? By far, the...
Paw prints
Awareness
Coventry Wildlife Rescue July 28 at 2:35 PM · This is Cookie, formerly known as Oreo. When we found out she was a girl Cookie just fit. She's sweet. She's been through a lot. Watched her mama die then curled up in the rain not knowing what to do. She's been with me...
Raccoon
Wildlife Detectives shared a post. Repeat after me. Wildlife is attracted to three things; Food, water and shelter. Wildlife is attracted to three things; food, water and shelter. If you don't want raccoons in your yard, you must remove any and all food sources. Bird...
Raccoon Maternity Season
Wildlife Detectives This is why we do what we do. It is baby season right now, and it is very common for raccoons to get into open crawl spaces or attics, and give birth to their young. The raccoon mother has no intention of harming your family or pets. She just wants...
From raccoons living inside your attic to a skunk living under your home, Wildlife Detectives identifies what type of animal has taken up residence, and if babies are present. Using our “hands off” humane techniques, we ensure no animals are harmed, and that mother and young stay together. We then seal up entry points to prevent a re-occurrence.
