Contact the Referral Line
Call, or send the form.
Calls route by ZIP to an independent operator where one covers the address; where none does, they come to Local Core Group, which runs this site.
Either way the request is passed to an independent wildlife operator when one works at your address, and the operator calls you about the house and the price. When none does, the request stays with Local Core Group, which runs this site.
Details that help the operator
- What you think it is. Bats, squirrels, a raccoon, mice or birds, or that you cannot tell yet.
- Where in the house. The attic, a wall, the chimney, a vent, or a room people use. The list of services sorts these out.
- When you notice it most. Daytime, dusk, the middle of the night, or all the time.
- What you have seen or found so far. Give the plain facts: droppings and where they are, a hole or gap and how high it sits, stained insulation, or the animal itself.
- ZIP code. It decides where the request goes, so check it. Add the best number for a callback.
If a bat was in a room people use
Say so in the first sentence. Whether anyone needs medical care after a bat was in a bedroom or touched a person is not a question for this site or for an operator. It goes to your doctor and your local health department. Call them, and tell the operator what they said. If the bat is still inside, read what to do first.
Before you write
If you cannot tell which animal it is, that page narrows it by time and season. How a referral works is answered under referral questions, and the privacy policy says where your details go.
Calling
Ohio Attic Animal Removal is a referral line run by Local Core Group. Its front page lists what it takes requests about. A recording notice plays before the call connects. Have your ZIP code ready, because it decides where the call goes.