Pasadena Humane Wildlife Exclusion Program
Having wildlife conflicts? Looking for humane solutions to problems on your property?
The Pasadena Humane Wildlife Exclusion Program is now accepting appointments and inquiries for thorough property inspections and services to help resolve your conflicts with wildlife without using lethal or illegal, inhumane trapping methods.
For all inquiries and to schedule an appointment, please text 626.344.1129 or email wildlife@pasadenahumane.org.
If you are looking for advice on how to handle an exclusion yourself, please refer to the DIY solutions section below. In addition to reviewing this self-help advice, you may also schedule an in-person consultation with us to review your property and any efforts to exclude an animal on your own to ensure your efforts are productive and successful.
DIY SOLUTIONS
A Wildlife Exclusion Service has valuable and effective information on how to solve wildlife conflicts on your own. If you need additional assistance, please text our Wildlife Helpline from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 626.344.1129 or email wildlife@pasadenahumane.org.
Services
EXCLUSION
What is Humane Exclusion?
The process of preventing animals from gaining access to something.
Exclusion often describes physical barriers that prevent animals from accessing resources such as food, water, and shelter. For example, exclusion is the prevention of animals going under or over a fence, accessing a garden or patio area, or a vegetable garden or individual tree.
Exclusion is often the most sustainable, long-term, effective solution to wildlife conflicts.
We specialize in, but are not limited to:
- Opossums, raccoons, skunks, bears, coyotes
- Residences and businesses
- Site inspections with detailed evaluations and advice
- Custom exclusion installation or referrals
Please note: We do not trap and relocate wildlife. Trapping and relocating wildlife in the state of California is illegal as well as inhumane. Companies who offer trapping services are legally required to euthanize the animal.
CAMERA MONITORING
Using cameras, we are able to see the activity at your home with our own eyes. It allows us to determine exactly what kind of animal is on your property and if babies may be present. With this tool, we are able to determine when it is appropriate to seal up any entry points by seeing when the animals have vacated.
SCENT DETERRENTS
Scent deterrents are effectively used to humanely evict wildlife. The product itself may be humanely collected scat or urine-saturated den straw from predators residing at partner wildlife organizations. We may also utilize other effective scents such as essential oils. The strong odors serve as a warning to animals and encouragement to leave the area. This is a temporary solution and permanent exclusion measures must also be used to keep the animals from returning.
CLEAN-UP
We also offer safe and effective clean-up of animal droppings and dead animal remains.
Pricing
All services begin with an initial property inspection where our technician will provide a thorough report tailored to your unique situation and provide recommendations for any additional services and/or referrals.
Initial Property Inspection
Dependent on service address
$145-$375
Each Return Trip
To remove doors, seal entry points, etc.
Dependent on service address – see below
$72.50-$187.50
Camera Monitoring
Five days of camera monitoring
$75
Basic Subfloor or Attic Inspection (1hr or less)
additional $50 per hour
$200
Dead Animal Removal*
Depending on location and size of animal
$50-$200
Feces Removal
Cost is prorated by the quarter hour
$300 per hour
One Way Door Rental
Including installation and materials
$75
Labor
Per person, and depending upon situation
$100-$200 /hour
Scent application
$30-$100
Other Services and Materials
TBD by Technician
* from crawl spaces, attics, or hard to access areas. Deceased animals in public or open spaces can be removed at no charge by contacting our animal control department.
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Questions? E-mail us at wildlife@pasadenahumane.org.
