• SOS Wildlife Control Incorporated
• provides services in,
• Raccoon Removal
  
• Squirrel Removal
  
• Bird Removal
  
• Bat Removal
  
• Skunk Removal
  
• Ground Hog Removal
  
• Opossum Removal
  
• Mice Removal
  
• Rat Removal
  
• Wildlife Control Toronto GTA Services
  
• Wildlife Prevention
  
• Dead Animal Removal

We do not handle domestic animal problems like dogs or cats. Pet problems are handled by Toronto Animal Services(TAS). The city and county only deal with domestic animals, they don’t deal with wildlife.You need a professional wildlife control Toronto GTA company to solve your wildlife problem.

We serve Toronto and all the GTA areas including
Ajax, ON
Aurora, ON
Brampton, ON
Markham, ON
Mississauga, ON
Newmarket, ON
North York, ON
Richmond Hill, ON
Scarborough, ON
Thornhill,ON
Toronto, ON
Vaughan, ON

SOS Wildlife Control Incorporated  Inc. provides 24/7 EMERGENCY service only. This applies to wildlife that is in your immediate vicinity that needs to be removed now. Other wildlife related nuisances/services will be scheduled with a technician at their best availability. Call 1.800.980.0330 to speak to a technician today!

SOS Wildlife Control Incorporated is not a rehabilitation center and does not provide services in wildlife veterinarian or rehabilitation. We do however urge you to contact one if you do encounter orphaned or injured wildlife.

Some services you can contact are
Procyon Wildlife Veterinarian and Rehabilitation Services 
Toronto Wildlife Centre

No, not all wildlife carry rabies but it’s a good to be well informed and aware in case you ever encounter a rabid animal. Bats and Raccoons are known for carrying rabies that transfer to humans. If you have bats in your home be very cautious and have them removed immediately as many cases have come from bats. Raccoons are another wildlife animal known to have carried rabies. To be safe, If you see wildlife with odd behavior, call a professional. If you are bit, call an Ontario Public Health Unit

Please read our page Raccoon Removal Cost?

One way doors are specially designed doors which allow the animal(s) to exit the property and not re-enter.

SOS Wildlife Control Incorporated has Workplace Safety Insurance Board (WSIB) and Commercial Liability Insurance and has completed Working at Heights (WAH) approved training program.

SOS Wildlife Control Incorporated conduct humane practices and methods. Captured wildlife are released 1 km away as in accordance with Ontario rules and regulations.

If baby wildlife is found, SOS Wildlife Control Incorporated technicians will remove them and place them in an insulated box. The mother will then pick them up and relocate them.

You bet we can! We’ll seal off access points to stop pests from coming back in. However, if there’s significant roof damage, you’ll want to get your roofer involved. We’ll make sure the animals are blocked out, but your roofer can handle any heavy-duty repairs to keep everything in tip-top shape.

Absolutely. Every wildlife removal service we provide is 100% humane. When we trap an animal, it’s released safely back into the wild. If there are babies involved, we reunite them with their mother. This is crucial—if they get separated, the mother can’t find them, and the babies won’t survive. Unfortunately, some less-experienced companies don’t pay attention to this, which can lead to disastrous results. Always ask about this if you’re hiring a wildlife removal service.

Not really. Repellents are generally ineffective. If you want to keep wildlife out, they need to be removed professionally. Closing off entry points on your own can cause all kinds of issues, like trapping animals inside, leading to property damage or worse. It’s always best to have a trained wildlife removal expert handle the job to avoid cruelty or health risks to your household. We see too many DIY efforts go wrong, and trust me—you don’t want that headache.

Raccoon babies start arriving in March and stick around until mid-May. Occasionally, you’ll see late births in July or August. Squirrels, on the other hand, have two baby seasons—late March/early April and June/July. Skunks? They usually give birth in April. Their litters can be pretty large, though the average skunk litter is smaller. These babies all rely on their mother’s milk for about 10 weeks.

Yes! We always make sure to remove the entire family, including the babies. Our approach is humane and ensures that the family stays together. After a full inspection of your home, we make sure no animal is left behind. Once removed, we release them all safely so they can find a new home together.

No need to wait! Our team can safely and humanely remove animals anytime, even during baby season. In fact, waiting too long can cause more property damage. We’re equipped to handle families and ensure they’re relocated safely—no waiting required.

For serious roof damage, yes, you should hire a professional roofer. We’ll handle wildlife prevention and insulation replacement, but for things like roof repairs, it’s best to leave it to the pros. Just remember: Handymen or roofers should NOT be doing animal removal. Wildlife removal requires specific skills and knowledge to do it right, and improper handling can lead to hefty fines or even jail time in Ontario. Stick with the experts!

Yes, we do! Wildlife-proofing is essential if you live in an area with lots of raccoons or squirrels. Our prevention services include installing protective measures like mesh around vents and securing other vulnerable areas of your home. If your home is older, we’ll check for rotting wood or weakened areas that could give animals easy access.

You bet! If wildlife returns to the areas we worked on, we’ll come back and remove them again—free of charge. We stand by our work and ensure you’re fully protected.

If you come across a dead animal in a public place like a park or street, that’s a job for your local city services. However, if the animal is on your property, give us a call—we can handle it safely and efficiently.

Call a professional pest and wildlife control company like SOS Wildlife Control. Don’t try to handle it yourself—you could end up injured or separate a mother from her babies. If you have wildlife inside your living space, like your kitchen or bedroom, call us right away. We’re here to help, 24/7.

Yes, but for very specific cases. If there’s an animal in your living space—like your bedroom or kitchen—call us immediately, and we’ll handle it ASAP. However, if it’s just making noise in the attic or walls, it’s not an emergency. In that case, give us a call in the morning, and we’ll arrange a convenient time to remove the wildlife.

Of course! As part of our service, we inspect the attic to ensure your home is safe and clean. We’ll check for holes, damage, or compromised insulation. If necessary, we offer attic insulation replacement to keep your home comfortable and energy-efficient.

We’ve been in the business for over two decades, so we’re pretty good at identifying wildlife by the clues they leave behind—footprints, droppings, or even leftover food. We can usually tell right away what’s made its way into your home.

In most cases, no. Handling wildlife yourself can be dangerous. Plus, improper handling can cause animals to reject their babies, leaving them stranded. It’s always safer and more effective to call a professional.

It depends on the situation, but we always aim to keep our prices affordable. Be wary of cheap options—less experienced companies often miss critical details, like making sure no babies are left behind. Make sure you choose a reputable service that knows what it’s doing.

We try our best to offer same-day service, but during baby season, there might be a slight delay. We’ll do everything we can to get to you as soon as possible.

There are a lot of fly-by-night companies out there, so do your homework. Don’t rely solely on reviews (some can be fake). Ask what their process is, ensure they have proper insurance, and find out if they provide a video inspection of your home, like we do. You want to make sure the company is reputable, insured, and experienced in safe wildlife removal.

Pests typically enter through gaps, cracks, or holes in your home. Food crumbs, clutter, water sources, or an unoccupied home can also attract them. Keeping things clean and sealing off entry points is the best way to prevent an infestation.

It depends on the pest. For mosquitoes, for example, we use a specially formulated garlic spray to keep them away—safe for your family and free of harmful chemicals.

We do offer eco-friendly solutions, like our garlic-based mosquito control. For harsher chemicals, we recommend staying away for at least 24 hours (this includes pets!) to ensure everyone stays safe.

Yes, with proper prevention and maintenance, pests can be kept out for good. We’re here to help you make that happen.

Renovations might help, but they won’t completely solve a pest problem. Pests can leave behind traces, and if your contractor doesn’t clean them out properly, they’ll return. It’s a good idea to bring in an exterminator before, during, or after renovations to make sure your home stays pest-free.

Mosquito control reduces mosquito populations and helps protect public health. Mosquitoes can carry diseases like West Nile virus, so it’s essential to keep their numbers in check.

West Nile virus is spread by mosquitoes and can affect both humans and animals. It causes symptoms like fever, headaches, and fatigue. Most people recover on their own, but in rare cases, it can lead to serious complications.

Unfortunately, there’s no vaccine or specific treatment for West Nile virus. However, doctors can help relieve symptoms, and in severe cases, hospitalization may be necessary.

Yes, pets can contract West Nile virus from mosquito bites, but they usually don’t get sick. If you’re concerned, check in with your vet.