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Sonoran Wildlife Services

Tucson

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5.0 · 18 Google reviews

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Sonoran Wildlife Services (SWS) is a locally owned Tucson business. We specialize in nuisance wildlife control, humane trapping and removal, and exclusion of wildlife, after removal, from residences. We also provide quality rattlesnake & sonoran toad avoidance training for dogs. Licensed - Insured - G&F Permitted - Bonded - ROC#357906 From packrats eating your cars wiring to a raccoon giving birth above your bedroom, we have you covered. Our teams background in wildlife biology, wildlife control, and herpetology ensures that we have the skills and knowledge to handle any wildlife situation in our desert. From identifying the animal, to removing it from your house and making sure it can’t get back in, we’ll be with you every step of the way.

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  • Service & therapy dog training

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