Disclaimer

A referral line, not a wildlife company

Texas Attic Animal Removal takes calls and written requests about animals in Texas attics and passes each one to an independent wildlife operator where one works at that address. Local Core Group runs the site. It has no trucks and no technicians, does no trapping, sealing, cleanup or repair, and sets no price. The operator who takes a job is a separate business that does the work, charges for it and answers for its own license and insurance. This site does not check, promise or vouch for any operator’s credentials, and does not say that an operator works in any particular place.

General information only

The pages here restate public sources: Texas statutes, pages of Texas Parks and Wildlife and the Department of State Health Services that a person read in a browser, and city pages. Some city pages were read from a dated Internet Archive copy, and the page says so wherever one is used. None of it is legal advice, medical advice or an inspection of your house. Rules change and a page can be out of date. After a bite, a scratch or contact with a bat, talk to a doctor and your local animal services office; do not rely on this site.

Photos and drawings

The three animal photographs come from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and are in the public domain. They show a raccoon, a squirrel and bats, not anyone’s attic or any job. The numbered house drawing was made for this site.

Availability

The home page lists the animals the site takes requests about. Sending a request does not mean an operator is available at your address. Where none is, the request stays with Local Core Group and you are told.