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A1 Wildlife Management Services - Carson L. Kennard
Serving Delaware and Marylands Eastern Shore
514 Equitation Ln: Felton, DE 19943
Ph: 302 284 2032 Fax: 302 284 0320
E-mail: WildlifeDE@aol.com

* Attic or crawlspace noises?

* Garbage cans raided?

* Excessivive digging around foundation?

* Bad smells in walls or vents?

All your wildlife problems from squirrels destroying your attic to animals digging up your yard can be solved by calling

A1 Wildlife Management Services.  We are wildlife professionals that deal with all types of wildlife problems on a daily basis, and what may surprise you, is an ordinary everyday occurrence to A1 Wildlife Management Services. Call us any time of day or night to allow us to help solve your animal problems @   302 284 2032

We service this county everyday.  We are your local wildlife professional.

After removing the nuisance animal we can repair the damage the animal has inflicted on your dwelling or structure.

 

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Press Release Issued July 11th, 2006
New Animal Control building useful tool in the safe handling of animals

The Animal Control Division of the Worcester County Sheriffs Office and the officers who serve therein play vital roles in our community, as they safely control and care for needy animals and protect the public from aggressive and dangerous animals. Recognizing the need for a facility that could adequately contain and house these animals, the county constructed and recently completed the new Worcester County Animal Control building. On Wednesday, July 5, the Commissioners joined with Worcester County Sheriff Charles T. Martin, Chief Animal Control Officer Clyde Curtis and Animal Control staff, area veterinarians and community members to officially dedicate the new facility.
This state-of-the-art, 4,800 square-foot, building is a valuable tool that enables the team of Animal Control Officers to effectively carry out the mission of Animal Control for the safe and humane treatment of animals. The $893,433 facility was designed by Todd & Associates with construction being monitored by SPN.
Within the confines of the building are 26 indoor runs, 14 of which are both indoor/outdoor runs, and two cat rooms. Two adoption rooms (one for dogs and one for cats) offer residents the opportunity to spend time getting to know their prospective future pets. Other amenities include administrative offices, a locker room and restrooms equipped with shower facilities, laundry/grooming room, storage space, euthanasia room, and a drive thru shelter, which provides for the safety of the animal control officers and the safe containment of the animals as they are being unloaded.
While the doors of the new Animal Control building have only been open to the public since February 25, 2006, it has already been used to house 81 animals, including 47 dogs and 34 cats. Of the animals that have been housed within the facility, 30 have been adopted into loving homes. Residents are invited to tour the facility and to learn more about the role of both Animal Control and the public in the safe and humane treatment of animals. For more information on how you can adopt an animal, please contact Animal Control at (410) 632-1340.

CALL 410-352-3234 OR 410-632-1340 FOR MORE INFORMATION