Professional Removal and Control of Raccoons The larvae of these roundworms can be contained in feces and can be ingested by humans through contact with the waste, causing illness and death. Raccoons can also carry a great number of roundworms in their digestive tract. If you see any of the signs described above, call us to remove the animal. Affected raccoons can sometimes be identified by a sickly appearance, impaired mobility and aggressiveness however some infected animals have no visible symptoms. Rabies is the most prevalent disease that can be transmitted to humans by bites. They will sleep or make dens in old trees, garages, abandoned houses and attics. While their normal habitat is in the wild, they have made themselves equally at home near humans, given the abundance of easily available food sources. Their most important sense is touch, and, between their nimble front paws and their mental abilities, they can quickly learn to open locking mechanisms and other devices and can remember the process for years!

Raccoons are nocturnal, excellent climbers, and have a keen sense of hearing, sight and smell. They will eat almost anything – pet food, fish, eggs, carrion, lawn grubs, field corn – and will even kill chickens and ducks by biting their heads off.

Raccoons are perfectly at home with humans, and often make human habitats their own homes! Raccoons are known for their ringed tails and “bandit” masks…and their affinity for trash cans and any other easy source of human food. Raccoon Removal and Control Serving Harrisburg PA and surrounding areas

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