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Raccoon Attacks Members of the Media Outside of the White House
DO YOU HEAR SCAMPERING OR CHEWING IN THE ATTIC, WALLS, OR UNDER THE HOUSE???
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Call A.C.M.E. "Animal Control Made Easy" for Animal/ Rodent Exclusion and Repair Services. All work is covered by our 100% Guarantee!
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*Remember cold weather drives Rodents in during the winter...
Snake Season is here!
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ACME Animal Control
September 16, 2019 at 10:19 PM ·
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ACME Owner Brian Fiske (aka SnakeMan) featured in a segment about the start of Fall Snake Season with Channel 13 News.
The snake filmed in todays segment was a Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake, primarily found in the Carolinas, Georgia, and into Florida. The species of Rattlesnake found in our local area are Canebrake Rattlesnakes, which are a protected species in Virginia.
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EVELYN'S WILDLIFE REFUGE
September 7 at 8:22 AM ·
The miracle is not that we do this work, but that we are happy to do it.
Wishing everyone a safe & happy Labor Day!
Honey Bee Removal Videos on a job in Virginia Beach
A blue smurf looking squirrel?
Ideas range from it was colored somehow by a person or that it possibly fell inside porta potty water. We bet it was getting into someone's attic and they were relocating them, but thought the same squirrel was coming back and getting into the Attic, so they colored it blue to make it easy to identify. When relocating squirrels, one must take them at least a minimum of one mile away or further or they will find their way back into your attic!
Keith Mouis is with Jessica Dawson Mouis.
March 29 at 1:55 PM ·
So maybe the world is coming to an end. A friggin blue squirrel? Cmon
Here's a Red Fox that was caught today in Norfolk. Call A.C.M.E. "Animal Control Made Easy" for Humane Wildlife Rescue & Removal Services. 757-962-0030 acmeanimals.com
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Norfolk ranks No. 25 on ‘Rattiest Cities’ list
The Dodo
October 17 at 4:00 PM ·
Watch this injured little skunk get strong enough to wrestle with his cat sister 😍
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Crews vacuum ‘murder hornets’ out of Washington nest
Kelli Knight LeVan shared a post to the group: Virginia Wildlife.
October 25 at 2:20 PM ·
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
October 25 at 2:00 PM ·
“It’s a bat!” The very word elicits an emotional response from most people. Apprehension, nervousness, Count Dracula, and fascination are just a few of the feelings and images we might have when thinking of bats. But bats, like all wildlife in Virginia, are an important natural resource and a valuable asset.
This week is #batweek, an annual celebration of the role of bats in nature, and all week we'll be introducing you to some of the 17 species of bats in Virginia. Unfortunately, a number of bat species are declining throughout the world. In Virginia, we have four species (Indiana bat, gray bat, northern long-eared, and Virginia big-eared bat) that are listed as Federally Endangered and three species (little brown, tri-colored, and Rafinesque’s big-eared bat) listed as State Endangered.
DWR's Guide to the Bats of Virginia is now online for free to help you identify specific bat species and inform you about their biology. It also covers important issues concerning bat management and conservation. Find it at: https://dwr.virginia.gov/wildlife/bats/
Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources
October 25 at 2:00 PM ·
“It’s a bat!” The very word elicits an emotional response from most people. Apprehension, nervousness, Count Dracula, and fascination are just a few of the feelings and images we might have when thinking of bats. But bats, like all wildlife in Virginia, are an important natural resource and a valuable asset.
This week is #batweek, an annual celebration of the role of bats in nature, and all week we'll be introducing you to some of the 17 species of bats in Virginia. Unfortunately, a number of bat species are declining throughout the world. In Virginia, we have four species (Indiana bat, gray bat, northern long-eared, and Virginia big-eared bat) that are listed as Federally Endangered and three species (little brown, tri-colored, and Rafinesque’s big-eared bat) listed as State Endangered.
DWR's Guide to the Bats of Virginia is now online for free to help you identify specific bat species and inform you about their biology. It also covers important issues concerning bat management and conservation. Find it at: https://dwr.virginia.gov/wildlife/bats/
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The Dodo
November 8 at 9:00 AM ·
Guy plants a whole a garden for the groundhog who keeps stealing his veggies — and can't believe it when he brings his whole family over 😍💚
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Opossum pushes Skunk in Pond | 2020 Video Contest - Betsy Potter, New York
🐀🐀🐀🐀RODENT PROBLEMS?🐀🐀🐀🐀
This is a home in Norfolk where a Commercial Pest Control Company was "Handling" a Rat issue. Upon re-inspection of the basement, this is what was discovered. Always ask for pictures and specific details before signing a Contract of any kind. Unfortunately, situations like this is a common occurrence throughout the Hampton Roads Area. There are many locally-owned Pest and Animal Removal Companies in our area that provide professional solutions and excellent customer service. Call ACME for Complete Rodent Prevention, Exclusion, and Remediation Services...🐀 757-962-0030 🐀
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MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!
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A non-native lizard is now making its home in Virginia. It likely hitchhiked on plants.
Rosanna Bencoach shared a link to the group: Virginia Wildlife.
December 27, 2020 at 11:43 AM ·
The Pet Collective posted an episode of Try Not to Laugh.
November 20, 2020 at 7:00 PM ·
Meet the fam
The Independent
January 16 at 8:30 AM ·
Swimming bear cub saved after getting head stuck in a jar
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4-year-old Virginia boy befriends baby deer while playing outside
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Gas Leak Leads Surprised Home Owner To A Hibernating Bear Raising 3 Cubs Under His House
Here's a beautiful marbled Striped Skunk removed from under a customers house in Suffolk and relocated to the woods in the back of their property. The Crawlspace door was properly resecured to prevent any further unwanted visitors...🦨🐈🦝🐭🐿🐍
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Connie Hiebert
February 26 at 1:36 PM ·
Good Morning. The little possum that came in after falling out of mom is doing good. The mouth is so tiny I have to use the smallest tube available as you can see. We will be doing a class on Possums with Evelyn's Wildlife Refuge in late April. Anyone interested in learning to rehab possums and learning tube feeding. This will be a great class if you are interested in Virginia Opossums. Stay tuned for date and flyer. <3 A wildlife permit is required to attend this class. Continuing Education Credits for attendance.
Connie Hiebert
March 4 at 6:11 AM ·
Your donations save hundreds of babies each year. Please help us again to help them. God Bless you all. Connie
Go to www.2ndchancewildlife.org to donate ❤
Springtime means Squirrels and other Animals are looking for places to nest and have their babies, unfortunately, Attics and Crawlspaces are favorite nesting areas. For Humane Wildlife Rescue & Removal + Rodent Prevention Services call A.C.M.E. "Animal Control Made Easy"! Licensed •Insured •All Work Guaranteed!
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Connie Hiebert
March 4 at 12:55 PM ·
This is my favorite time or should I say times of the year.... Just love these little faces and hearing them suckle. I always give them a kiss on top of the head after they eat and snuggle them like their mom would.
Busy Bees Custom Creations
February 22 at 6:29 PM ·
Unbelieveable 😮
Meredith Broadhurst added a new video to the album: Wildlife Rehabilitation Album 2.
February 28 at 8:37 PM ·
Momma opossum in care with babies 😍
ACME Animal Control
March 7, 2017 at 1:33 PM ·
Spring is almost here and baby season has begun! This is a video of baby squirrels that were found inside an attic during an inspection.
One of the most important things we teach our Wildlife Technicians to do is Always check for babies at the beginning of a job as well as at the end of a job. When found, they are safely removed, then transported to one of our many licensed wildlife rehabilitators.
Check out this video and watch until the end for a special offer from our owner, Brian Fiske!
