Living With Wildlife

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 Download our updated document: Solving Human-Beaver Conflicts - Practical Solutions for Local Health Officials and Conservation Commissioners


 Read our polling summary to find out how Massachusetts residents feel about trapping and hunting.

 Autumn is here and many wild animals are very actively preparing for winter - you may see them in your neighborhood.  Learn what to do if you find an animal, how to prevent wildlife conflicts in and around your home, how to avoid collisions with wildlife , and how to safely enjoy the outdoors during hunting season.


 Did you know that you can get products to humanely resolve conflicts with wildlife through the MSPCA?  Click here to visit our online store where you can get a one-way door, copper mesh, and humane mouse traps.

  Visit the Intruder Excluder - An interactive house that will allow you to choose the location of your home or yard affected by the intruder, identify the intruder, and find a humane, long-term solution!

 Did you know that your trash can be dangerous to animals?  Here's a checklist to help you keep animals safe. 

  Our video Resolving Conflicts with Canada Geese in Massachusetts is available to watch online or order.  Also, order our videos on resolving beaver or coyote conflicts here.

 Conflicts with black bear are occasionally reported in the news.  Learn more about bears and how to reduce conflicts here.