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Wildlife Control of Massachusetts

"Our mission is to solve problems between wildlife and humans, anything where wildlife interacts with humans and becomes a problem."

Who owns and operates Wildlife Control?

Wildlife Control is owned and operated by Wayne Witkowski Sr. and his son Wayne Witkowski Jr.

How did the Witkowski’s get involved with wildlife removal services?

Wayne Witkowski Sr. was a fur trapper for years and, as a result, had the knowledge and equipment needed to succeed.  Mr. Witkowski started off performing wildlife removal services for friends and it quickly became a family run operation.

Are wildlife problems more prevalent in urban or rural areas?

Urban wildlife has evolved to live closer to humans, and to feed off us. Wildlife learn to overlap their territory, just like humans learn to live closer together in the city. Typically, where the human population is dense, the animal population will be dense.

In the suburbs, for instance, you may be dealing with 5-10 squirrels in a house, whereas in the city, it's probably going to be more like 15-20 squirrels. Moreover, birds in rural areas may tend to stay in the woods whereas birds in the city are more likely to enter into households. 

What are some of the most unusual animals and pests that Wildlife Control has ever been called upon to remove?

Over the years, Wildlife Control has dealt with many unusual situations.
Wayne Sr. and his son, Wayne Jr., once handled the removal of a 10-foot ball python that had escaped. They have also frequently removed porcupines and raccoons, who were destroying farmer’s crops.

The family-owned business is one of few that will remove animals that are deceased in large numbers. They once removed 34 cats out of one house and removed 20 dogs out of another.

How is Wildlife Control regulated by the state of Massachusetts?

Wildlife Control is a highly regulated company due to the trapping laws. The business holds multiple permits for moving and euthanizing animals.

Wildlife Control is governed by the Massachusetts Division Fisheries and Wildlife and is constantly monitored by the Massachusetts Humane Society.

What is the best part of the job for the owners of Wildlife Control?

Working with family and to help solve problems between wildlife and humans.



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