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  1. 15 Αυγ 2023 · A raccoon baiting program aimed at stemming the spread of rabies is now underway in western Pennsylvania for the 22nd straight year.

  2. They den for the winter in tree cavities, rock crevices, and brush piles. However, in developed areas they also will den in attics, chimneys, sheds, buildings, decks, and crawl spaces where they can threaten the health and safety of people and pets. Raccoons carry rabies and raccoon roundworm.

  3. Fur & Feathers Wildlife Control specializes in the efficient and humane removal of raccoons from residential and commercial properties in the Eastern Pennsylvania area. We offer a select range of removal methods, and preventive measures, in order to secure your home against current and future raccoon invasions.

  4. For assistance in the control of problem raccoons, contact a licensed wildlife control operator in your area. Hunting and trapping during established, regulated seasons can be effective in removing nuisance individuals and lowering the local population.

  5. humaneactionpittsburgh.org › wild-neighbors › what-to-do-about-raccoonsRaccoons | Humane Action Pittsburgh

    If you see a raccoon showing these signs, call Animal Care and Control. Remember that in doing so, the raccoon will be trapped and killed. Please note, Humane Action Pittsburgh (HAP) is not a wildlife rescue and is unable to address concerns or assist with wildlife emergencies.

  6. First check local and state laws on trapping and releasing raccoons. You can set live raccoon traps and release the raccoon at least three miles away. Raccoons will eat virtually anything; try fish-flavored cat food, chicken necks, ears of corn, or whole peanuts for bait.

  7. 29 Απρ 2024 · Prevalence of Rabies in Raccoons in Pennsylvania (2000-2021) Based on decades of data, provided by the PA Dept. of Agriculture, previously high rates of rabies in raccoons are declining and here's why. By Greta Hermann. April 29, 2024. What is rabies and why is it so dangerous?