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Expert wildlife management solutions throughout Louisville and surrounding areas
Louisville Animal Control provides comprehensive wildlife management services throughout Jefferson County, addressing conflicts with all types of wildlife in urban, suburban, and rural environments. Our experienced wildlife specialists help protect your property while ensuring humane treatment of animals.
Removal from attics, chimneys, and structures with damage repair.
Comprehensive removal and exclusion services for both gray and fox squirrels.
Professional removal of opossums from structures and properties.
Safe removal of skunks with specialized techniques to prevent spraying.
Our wildlife specialists conduct thorough evaluations to identify species, entry points, and damage patterns before developing a management plan.
We use the most current, humane techniques for wildlife removal while ensuring both animal welfare and property protection.
Our solutions include comprehensive exclusion measures and habitat modification to prevent future wildlife conflicts.
All our wildlife management practices comply with federal, state, and local regulations protecting wildlife.
Response times vary based on the urgency of the situation and the type of wildlife involved. Emergency situations receive priority response, typically within 60 minutes. For non-emergency situations, we provide same-day to next-day service in most cases.
Yes, we prioritize humane wildlife management techniques that protect both animals and property. Our methods focus on exclusion, habitat modification, and safe removal rather than lethal control whenever possible.
We provide wildlife control services throughout Louisville Metro and surrounding communities in Jefferson County. Our service area includes all major neighborhoods and suburban areas. Contact us to confirm service availability for your specific location.
Our wildlife specialists are ready to help with any wildlife situation
For dog bites or aggressive animals posing immediate danger, please call 911