We specialize in nuisance wildlife, and there are a few exceptions due to safety, licensing, and specific regulations:

• Domestic Animals (Dogs, Stray Cats): We focus on wild animals. Issues with domestic animals (e.g., strays, aggressive dogs, barking) are usually handled by local animal control, county ordinances, or state departments (Georgia Department of Agriculture, SC DHEC).
• Federally Protected Birds: We cannot remove birds during their federally protected nesting seasons.
• Bats: Due to federal and state protections, we have specific restrictions during their maternity season:
  • Georgia: Bat removal is generally avoided from April 1st to July 31st. This is to prevent trapping flightless young. If work is done, it must be by a licensed professional who avoids harming young bats. Lethal removal is never allowed.
  • South Carolina: Similar recommendations apply, advising against bat removal from May through mid-July/August to protect young bats.
  • What We CAN Do: During these restricted periods, we can still provide inspections and plan for bat exclusion, which would then be carried out once the restricted dates pass.
• Feral Cats: We rarely provide services for feral cats, especially outside our main service area. These are often managed by local animal welfare organizations or through trap-neuter-release (TNR) programs.