Wildlife Management Services

Humane Wildlife Control

Our wildlife management services prioritize humane, species-specific control methods and long-term conflict resolution.

Each service begins with a detailed inspection to assess animal activity, access points, den or nesting locations, and contributing environmental or structural factors.

Typical service structure may include:

• Species identification and behavior assessment

• Humane live capture where permitted

• On-site release at the location of capture, with property owner authorization

• Timing considerations based on breeding seasons and animal welfare

• Monitoring and follow-up visits when required

• Clear documentation and recommendations following service

All control methods are selected based on animal welfare considerations and applicable provincial regulations.

Exclusion, Prevention & Last-Resort Control

Effective wildlife management requires addressing the conditions that allow animals to access or remain on a property.

Services may include:

• Identification of entry points, den access, and structural vulnerabilities

• Exclusion and proofing recommendations to prevent re-entry

• Habitat modification guidance to reduce attractants

• Coordination of control measures with exclusion timing

Lethal control for fur-bearing wildlife is considered only as a last resort, and only when justified by site conditions, animal behavior, and legal requirements.

No wildlife control actions are performed without inspection and regulatory review.

All wildlife management services are performed in accordance with applicable Prince Edward Island regulations and ethical wildlife practices.

Services are provided on a case-by-case basis and require a prior inspection to assess site conditions, species behavior, and legal considerations. Recommended methods, scope of work, and outcomes may vary depending on the specific situation.

Dynamic Pest & Wildlife Management reserves the right to refuse or discontinue work if a requested service is deemed unethical, inhumane, unsafe, or non-compliant with regulatory requirements.

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