HEART Wildlife Removal is a dedicated service provider specializing in humane wildlife eviction and long-term animal management solutions. Based in Vermont, the company was founded in 2015, evolving from a partnership that began when two animal lovers met over a wildlife issue in their community. JoAnn Nichols, a licensed wildlife rehabilitator with nearly 40 years of experience, leads the team using her extensive expertise to foster humane interactions between humans and wildlife.
The HEART team is passionate about educating the public on how to effectively manage wildlife issues without resorting to harmful practices. They offer a range of services designed to address common wildlife challenges, such as animals taking up residence in attics, under decks, or in chimneys. Their approach is rooted in integrity and a commitment to resolving problems, often leaving clients with solutions that prevent future conflicts.
A standout aspect of HEART Wildlife Removal is their emphasis on community involvement, including a Goodwill Fund aimed at assisting clients facing financial hardships. This initiative underscores their belief that humane wildlife management should be accessible to all. The team’s dedication is further reflected through rigorous training protocols and carrying $1 million in General Liability Insurance, ensuring that clients can trust their expertise and professionalism.
In a world where wildlife conflicts are increasingly common, HEART Wildlife Removal stands out not only for its humane methods but also its commitment to building lasting relationships with clients. By prioritizing education and effective wildlife management strategies, HEART aims not just to remove animals but to foster a greater understanding and respect for the wildlife that shares our environment.
