Serving North Oregon 24/7/365
CSS Wildlife Management is committed to providing quality emergency animal removal, pest control & management services for Raccoon, Squirrel, Birds, Rats, Mice and more in Canby, Oregon City, Lake Oswego, Salem, Portland, Hillsboro, Gresham and beyond.
Our services are tailored to address wildlife and human conflicts, using proactive and humane management methods.
We work with Raccoons, skunks, squirrels, beaver, nutria, opossum, rodents, rock pigeon, coyotes, feral swine, turkey and many others.
Yes, we follow American Veterinary Medical Association approved guidelines for all of our cases worked. Love and respect for wildlife is a corner stone value of ours and we strive to make our work as low of an impact as possible for the critters we engage with.
yes, in many cases we can achieve a positive outcome that does not require the euthanasia of wildlife. In some cases, state regulations require that specific species of trapped wildlife are euthanized. We will discuss potential options and solutions with you when a site assessment is performed of the conflict area.
No, the terms of the ODFW permit to manage wildlife do not include domestic cats and dogs. If you are experiencing conflicts with either of these species, please consult with your city or county animal services agency.
We often respond to calls for service in Portland, Beaverton, Oregon City, Salem, Canby, Newberg, Lake Oswego, Wilsonvile, Hillsboro, Molalla, Gresham, St. Helens, Lincoln city, Tillamook, Estacada, Sandy, Forest Grove, Cornelius, McMinnvile, Silverton, Troutdale, Scappoose, Corvallis, Albany and many others in Oregon.
With the current economic situation creating hardships for many, and the work I do a passion project of mine to help others, I have made the following price schedules for some of our services.
Cost is determined on a case-by-case basis.
Cost is determined on a case-by-case basis.
Cost is determined on a case-by-case basis pending site assessment.
As urban growth continues to affect and alter the landscape, profound effects are and will continue to impact those that coexist with wildlife. Predators particularly pose wildlife managers, municipal governments and private stakeholders evolving challenges that must be met to ensure a healthy balance can be maintained. What was once widely culturally accepted responses to…
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