Raccoon Trapping and Removal in Miami, FL

Serving Homestead, Kendall, Palmetto Bay, and Beyond

Got a family of raccoons causing chaos around your house in Miami?

If you’re here, chances are there’s a raccoon rave on your roof or a “present” on your pool step. Whether your attic is now a nursery or your yard’s an all-you-can-eat buffet, one thing’s clear — you’ve got a critter problem, and we’ve got the fix.

At Humane Animal Removal Inc., we specialize in raccoon trapping and relocation in Miami-Dade, including Homestead and nearby areas. We use safe, legal, and humane methods that work. Whether it’s a mama in your attic or juveniles tearing up your garden, we know how to handle these wild guests.

Why Raccoons Are a Problem in Miami

Miami is paradise for raccoons too

With a warm climate, dense housing, and endless trash cans, it’s a five-star resort for these masked bandits.

These rascals are smart, curious, and destructive.

They cause:

Don’t Forget Breeding Season

Breeding season runs January through March. A female raccoon can have 2 to 5 kits and will search for a warm, safe spot — like your attic.

Once she settles in, she may return year after year. That’s why acting quickly matters. We use multiple cages when we suspect a family, so we can relocate the whole group together, legally and humanely.

How We Trap Raccoons — The Right Way

Florida law doesn’t let you trap and release wildlife just anywhere. Captured raccoons must be released on the same property or on private land with 40+ contiguous acres and written permission. Otherwise, they must be humanely euthanized.

We have legal release sites and do it right.

Our process:

We follow every state wildlife regulation and take pride in solving raccoon problems the right way.

Areas We Serve in Miami-Dade

We proudly serve all of Miami-Dade County, with a focus on the southern region:

Here’s how to make your home less inviting:

Raccoon Removal FAQ

You’re Not Alone

I hear scratching in my attic. Could it be raccoons?

If it sounds like a bowling league up there at 3 AM — yes

Yes, but Florida law is strict. Unless you have 40 acres and permission to release them, you’re stuck. Traps must be checked every 24 hours. It’s safer and faster to call us.

Always. We never leave babies behind. If they’re too young to trap, we wait until they’re ready to eat the bait we use to capture and remove them with the mother.

A lot. They can tear soffits, shred insulation, chew wires, wreck ducts, and leave a mess that attracts more pests.

We release them on approved land far away from your house. Euthanasia is a last resort, used only when legally required.

  • Seal entry points
  • Install vent covers
  • Keep trees trimmed
  • Lock your trash tight

Yes. If they’re tearing up your attic or lounging on your pool deck, we’ll be there, traps in hand.

Yes, especially if they’ve raised babies there. That’s why it’s so important to seal off entry points and remove nesting material after they’re gone.

Sometimes. Some policies cover attic damage, others don’t. It depends on your carrier and whether you caught the problem early. We provide all customers a detailed receipt.

Every case is different, but we often trap within 1–3 nights. Family groups may take longer if the babies are still too young to move.

We’ll advise you on how to keep them out for good. If needed, we can return and reset traps. Ongoing issues often mean a new entry point was found.

Say Goodbye to Midnight Mischief

Had enough of attic acrobatics and backyard buffet raids? Humane Animal Removal Inc. is here to help — fast, legally, and with care.

  • Call us today to schedule raccoon removal
  • Serving greater Miami, especially southern Miami-Dade
  • Fast response. Ethical practices. Peace of mind.