Animal & Wildlife Trapping Services
Animal removal, rescue and relocation by a certified wildlife control operator serving Delaware, Sussex and Kent Counties.
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Raccoon TrappingAttics, chimneys, crawl spaces and bins.
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Skunk TrappingUnder decks, sheds and porches, without the spray.
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Squirrel TrappingAttics, soffits and chewed roof lines.
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Opossum TrappingDecks, sheds, garages and crawl spaces.
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Pigeon TrappingRoofs, barns, warehouses and signage.
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Beaver & Otter TrappingDammed culverts, flooded fields, stocked ponds.
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Feral Cat TrappingColonies and single strays, handled quietly.
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Fox TrappingDens under sheds and poultry losses.
Also removed
- Groundhogs
- Snakes
- Bats
- Birds
- Otter
- Carcass removal
- Chimney caps
- Exclusion & prevention
Local business in Lewes, Delaware. No sub-contracting out jobs — we do the work!
Animal & Wildlife Trapping is a member of the National Wildlife Control Operators Association.
Frequently Asked Questions
What animals do you trap and remove?
Foxes, raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs, skunks, opossums, beavers, otter, cats, snakes, bats, birds and pigeons. We also handle carcass removal and chimney caps for exclusion and prevention.
What areas of Delaware do you cover?
We are based in Lewes, DE and serve all of Sussex and Kent Counties, including Milton, Millsboro, Georgetown, Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach, Selbyville, Frankford, Bethany Beach, Seaford, Laurel, Bridgeville, Harrington, Felton, Camden-Wyoming and Dover.
Do you offer emergency wildlife removal?
Yes. Animal & Wildlife Trapping runs 24-hour emergency service, seven days a week. Call Dale Sipple at 302-236-1273 at any hour.
Do you sub-contract the work out?
No. Dale answers the phone and Dale does the work. One trapper, start to finish, with no sub-contracted crews.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Animal & Wildlife Trapping is a certified wildlife control operator, licensed and insured in the State of Delaware and licensed and insured for fishing and wildlife, and a member of the National Wildlife Control Operators Association.
Do you repair the way the animal got in?
Yes. Removal solves today. Exclusion and prevention work, including chimney caps and sealing entry points, is what stops the next animal using the same opening.