911 Wildife Videos
When wildlife issues make the news or we find valuable information which may help our customers we like to share it.
This news story originally aired on Saturday, February 24, 2007. It features a short interview with Bonnie Bradshaw, owner and manager of 911 Wildlife.
This video clip was provided by AAA Wildlife Control the largest wildlife control company in Canada. In business for more than 20 years, AAA Wildlife Control has developed special techniques that solve wildlife problems without creating orphans. Thanks to training and specially designed equipment provided by AAA Wildlife Control, these same techniques are used by 911 Wildlife.
This video shows a mother raccoon moving one of her young to an alternate nest site after they were removed from an attic. The heated, water-proof box shown in the video is specially designed to keep the babies warm, dry and safe until the mother is able to move them.
This video shows a mother skunk moving her babies to an alternate den after they were removed from under a house.
This video clip was provided by AAA Wildlife Control the largest wildlife control company in Canada. In business for more than 20 years, AAA Wildlife Control has developed special techniques that solve wildlife problems without creating orphans. Thanks to training and specially designed equipment provided by AAA Wildlife Control, these same techniques are used by 911 Wildlife.