Rochester Raccoon Control & Removal

I recommend Frogger Wildlife Consultants for raccoon removal and wildlife removal in the Rochester area. I have spoken with the owner of Frogger Wildlife Consultants, and he fully understands New York raccoons and their behavior, and the proper methods for humane removal. For me to recommend him, he has agreed to abide by rules of humane wildlife removal, all Monroe County and New York wildlife laws, and have a thorough understanding of wildlife biology and the concerns associated with critter removal, such as the welfare of the animals, the presence of baby raccoons in the attic, and the need to perform complete wildlife removal services with permanent results, utilizing techniques such as home inspections, preventative repairs, and animal waste cleanup.

Frogger Wildlife Consultants: 585-355-0181

• Humane Removal of Nuisance Wildlife
• Exclusion Services
• Emergency Service Available
• Property Inspections
• Habitat Modification
• Dead animal removal (no deer or livestock)
• Residential and Commercial

• Moles, Voles, Skunks, Raccoons, Woodchucks causing damage to lawns, gardens or ornamentals
• Beaver flooding property or damaging timber
• Muskrats damaging dikes, ponds or lawns
• Bats living in occupied dwellings
• Birds, Squirrels, Raccoons, Skunks and Opossums living in Commercial and Residential Structures
• Snapping Turtles removed from ponds
• Fox, Coyote, Mink and Weasels harming poultry or livestock
• If you have other animal problems not listed please call or email us

Major Credit Cards Accepted
State Licensed and Insured
Certified Wildlife Damage Professional (CWDP)
Member: NWCOA and NYSWMA

Example Raccoon Control Email from Rochester, NY: Hi David, Here's the story... I am currently visiting my aunt at her house in Rochester New York. When we arrived we noticed that one of the bathrooms smelled really bad (like something was dying) and my aunt said it was because of something in the air conditioner. She later went on to tell us that she had multiple people look in the attic for the source but they were unable to find anything. Until today... my cousin called an animal control guy and he went up there and called me up to show me the two baby raccoons sitting on top of the insulation in the corner. He removed the two baby raccoons that he said were about 2 months old and left a cage in the attic for the mother and other baby raccoon that he couldn't catch. He concluded that the smell in the bathroom was coming from the raccoons "bathroom area" which is conveniently located in the air duck above the bathroom. After reading about the parasites associated with raccoon feces I have become increasingly nervous that i have been inhaling the airborne parasites while being exposed to the oder in that particular bathroom. Should I tape off the bathroom and make sure that no one uses it or is it too far fetched that the parasites could reach the bathroom? Thanks for your help and after reading your website i kind of wish that the man would've left the two baby raccoons and just let the mom relocate them by shinning a light and putting a radio on - because currently i am listening to the lumping of the mother probably trying to look for her other babies :( - what do you think she will do? Leave or keep looking? - Allison For raccoon control in Monroe County, New York, call Frogger Wildlife Consultants at 585-355-0181, and ask to talk about raccoons in the attic in Rochester, NY.