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Resources for Wildlife

One of the most difficult issues that homeowners face in terms of animal welfare is how to deal with wildlife who have become "pests" in our homes and in our yards. Most often, it is the homeowner who has inadvertently lured the animal(s) onto their property whether through easily accessible trash cans, tasty garden plants, or a dry place to sleep.  Often, the best method of dealing with wildlife is to eliminate those lures which bring them into conflict with humanity.  Check out the resources below for more information about dealing with wildlife welfare issues on your property or in your community.
 
In an effort to provide the residents of Lower Southampton Township with the animal related resources that they need, the ACAB has gathered the following list of resources. 
Wounded Animals / Rehabilitation



AARK Foundation
1531 Upper Stump Road
Chalfont, PA 18914
(215) 249-1938

Mercer County Wildlife Center
(609) 883-6606



Governmental Agencies



Federal - USDA - APHIS
is responsible for protecting and promoting U.S. agricultural health, administering the Animal Welfare Act, and carrying out wildlife damage management activities.

PA Game Commission
The PA Game Commission is responsible for managing all wildlife resources throughout the state of PA.
Licensed Removal Professionals

Remember: Be sure to check for valid insurance and PA licenses before hiring any professional.

Critter Control of Philadelphia will accept calls related to rodents, snakes, squirrels, skunks, raccoons, bats, moles, coyote, foxes and some species of birds.
 

(215) 968 - 0843
Langhorne, PA
Email: info@geesemanagement.com

 They are licensed by the PA Game commission and use humane methods like border collies to control geese problems.

Geese Peace Goose Solution
(610) 247- 8346 (phone/fax)  
Email: geesepeace@nomoregeese.com

Experienced Handlers & Well Trained Dogs

Todd's Pest Control Service Inc. & Nuisance Wildlife Removal

(215) 364-9719     

Feasterville, PA        

Todd's Pest Control Service is a family owned state licensed company. They handle any type of insect or wildlife problem you can imagine from ants to skunks. and everything in between.

Web Resources

 

National Wildlife Federation's Gardening for Wildlife Program

For more than 35 years, NWF's Certified Wildlife Habitat™ program has shown people the benefits of gardening for wildlife. From backyards and apartment balconies to schools, businesses and farms, no garden is too big or small to turn into a wildlife-friendly habitat.

 

Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management

The Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management is a non-profit, grant funded site that provides research-based information on how to responsibly handle wildlife damage problems.

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