Every year the Pasadena Humane Society & SPCA receives over 1,000 calls regarding urban wildlife. Due to urbanization and land development, wild animals have been displaced from their habitats and have adapted well to living near humans, even in our own backyards! It should come as no surprise and is rather quite common to encounter wildlife on a regular basis in our local foothills and surrounding communities. Consequently, conflicts arise between humans and wild animals. It is the vision of the society that communities respectfully co-exist with wildlife. Please follow the links below for suggestions on how to humanely solve your wildlife conflicts.

• Deterring Urban Wildlife
• Help with Opossum, Raccoons & Skunks
• What about trapping?
• If your pet is sprayed by a skunk
• Living with Coyotes, Mountain Lions, Bobcats & Bears
• Living with Deer and Peafowl
• Landscaping to deter deer
• If you meet a rattlesnake
• Finding baby animals
• Wildlife Wish List

Sites We Like:
http://westnile.ca.gov

http://www.dfg.ca.gov/coned/living.html

http://www.hsus.org/

If you need further assistance, please contact our wildlife officer at
(626) 792-7151 x 110 or email wildlife @ phsspca.org