Healthy Rock Squirrels in live traps. Grey, bushy-tailed ground dwelling cousins of the big grey squirrels up north.
Rock squirrel damage. A rock squirrel chewed through the bird board/trim to gain access to the attic space. Rock squirrels are now in the “top 5” animal in the attic calls we get here in Tucson.
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Rock Squirrels
Diseased rock squirrel. Disease is more prevalent the higher the population density is of an animal. Overpopulated areas often have a few of these very rough looking ones around.
Juvenile raccoon in live trap. The most majestic raccoon Quinn has ever trapped.
Approximately 1-week-old raccoon. Part of a family removed from an attic.
Approximately 4-5-week-old raccoons. Part of a family relocated from a Tucson attic.
A one-way door preventing raccoons from re-entering the soffit of a Tucson home. One way doors allow the raccoons to be removed without having to trap and relocate them.
Raccoons
Adult raccoon in live trap. Raccoon’s are extremely curious and show it often.
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Approximately 2-week-old raccoon. Found abandoned.
Approximately 6–7-week-old raccoon. Orphan raccoon hand removed from a Tucson attic.
A homemade one-way door box for evicting a raccoon family. Here the young raccoons return to try and reenter this flat roof Tucson home.
Hog nosed skunk. The most ancient hognose skunk that Quinn has ever removed
Striped skunk in a live trap.
Striped skunks are our most commonly seen skunk on the valley floor.
Skunks
Striped skunk in a standoff after being released from the trap. Most skunks removed simply run for the hills so to speak.
Striped skunk.
Skunks under shed’s are probably our most frequent complaint. Under a shed is insulated, safe, and we (humans) typically don’t go into them all that often.
Striped skunk under shelves.
Skunks are a lot more common in neighborhoods where people feed feral cats. Skunks like to live as close to the food as possible