Contact Texas Attic Animal Removal
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.
Use the phone or the form, whichever suits you.
A request reaches an independent operator only if one takes work in your ZIP code; if not, Local Core Group holds it and tells you.
What to include
- The animal, if you know it. Raccoon, squirrel, bat or opossum, or that you cannot tell.
- The sound and the hour. Thumping, scratching or squeaking, and whether it is by day or at night.
- Where in the house. Attic, a wall, the chimney, or a room.
- What you saw outside. A gap at the eave, a missing vent screen, an uncapped chimney, a limb over the roof.
- Your ZIP code. It decides where the request goes.
When a bat has been in a bedroom
Say so in the first line. The Texas health department says a bat found in a room where someone was asleep should be kept for testing, and Texas law has bites and scratches reported to the local rabies control authority. A doctor decides about treatment, not this site. The page on bats has the steps.
Not sure what to write
If you cannot tell which animal it is, the attic page may help. How a referral works is on the questions page.
By phone
Calls to this number are recorded, as the privacy policy explains. Local Core Group answers for the site.