Fur & Feathers Wildlife Control

This squirrel was waiting patiently to be rescued from being trapped in a fireplace. Not all heroes wear capes.
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With all the craziness in the world here’s a heartwarming pic of an raccoon supporting raccoons! Humans, we can learn a lot from this picture.

Our techs did some soffit repair from previous squirrel damage.
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Our position on COVID-19

While continuing to provide service to our clients We are taking extra precautions when arriving and working at clients houses.

Our services are needed at this time of year. As animals start to give birth and invade homes we are here for your needs. We are modifying our procedures to minimize contact with our clients.

99% of all our work is conducted outside on your homes. We ask that even if you are home that we talk through doors or over the phone.

We are committed to providing services for as long as safe to do so.

We have advised our employees to work safely and if they feel this isn’t safe for them or their families we are ok with them not coming to work. Ultimately it is there option at this time.

As more people are staying at home we understand the importance of having a safe animal free homes.

We may modify work going forward and we will
Listen to our government and health officials moving forward.

Be safe everyone. Wash your hands.

Installing Ridge Guard on a residential home to exclude flying squirrels infesting this home.
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Our techs today finished excluding this deck that skunks and groundhogs once resided. No more burrowing animal problems for this satisfied client
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Squirrels have damaged this home in Scranton, PA for many years.
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If Raccoons could drive during mating season... 🤣

Woman Bit by Possibly Rabid Fox in Lackawanna County CLARKS SUMMIT, Pa. -- One resident was bitten and others were chased by a possibly rabid fox in Lackawanna County.

According to the Clarks Summit Police Department, officers caught and killed the fox Friday. The fox has been sent in for testing.

The department advises the public to use extreme c...

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