WILDLIFE REMOVAL IN PINELLAS PARK
Wildlife Removal in Pinellas Park, FL
A mid-Pinellas city of neighborhood parks and ponds, with Sawgrass Lake Park nearby. Call (844) 264-6254.
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Who handles wildlife in Pinellas Park?
Pinellas Park doesn't list its own animal control. Pinellas County Animal Services helps with strays and sick or injured wildlife, and animals living in your attic or walls are a job for a private company. Pro Wildlife Removal works across Pinellas Park. Call (844) 264-6254.
- Call (844) 264-6254
- County: strays, injured wildlife
- Garbage twice a week
Towns covered
Pinellas Park and nearby
Pinellas Park, with about 55,100 residents, is in the middle of the county. We cover its neighbors too.
Mid-Pinellas
- St. Petersburg
- Largo
- Seminole
- Lealman
- Kenneth City
Common problems here
Ponds, parks and a nearby swamp
Pinellas Park is built up, but its city parks and ponds hold more wildlife than you might expect.
Tingler Park
In an equestrian neighborhood on 62nd Street, this 6.5-acre city park has, in the city's words, a large turtle population, several birds and even an occasional otter.
Ed Taylor and Sunshine Lake
The city says visitors to the Ed Taylor preserve can spot squirrels, birds and other small wildlife, and points to herons at Sunshine Lake Park.
Sawgrass Lake Park
Nearby, Pinellas County's 400-acre Sawgrass Lake Park is in unincorporated Lealman, with a St. Petersburg address. The county's photos show alligators and turtles.
Lids on, twice a week
Pinellas Park collects household garbage on Tuesdays and Fridays and asks for 35-gallon cans with lids, or tied bags, at the curb by 7 a.m. Tight lids take away an easy meal for rats and raccoons.
Rats in Pinellas Park
Rats in Pinellas Park
The rat side of Pinellas Park, from state closure records to rental rules, is covered on its own page.
Rat removal in Pinellas Park
23 rodent closures from 2022 to 2025, most of them on 49th and 66th streets, plus the county's rental rules.
Who to call
Pinellas Park numbers for strays, bites and gators
Pinellas Park relies on county Animal Services and DOH-Pinellas, plus FWC for the odd pond alligator.
Strays and injured wildlife
Pinellas County Animal Services, (727) 582-2600, option 4, serves Pinellas Park residents.
Animal bites
DOH-Pinellas takes bite reports at 727-824-6932.
State wildlife matters: FWC
Ponds and canals mean the odd alligator. FWC's Nuisance Alligator Hotline is 866-392-4286.
Reviews
What customers say
- ★★★★★
Brandon came out of his way to help remove a raccoon who had decided to use my front door mat for nap. Brandon was very polite and professional. He removed Ralph without issue and pretty quickly.
Cassandra Bronzo
- ★★★★★
There's a first time for everything! Somehow a snake made it's way into our office building and chose my office to hang out. I called Pro Wildlife on Sunday and explained it to the tech. They arranged the appointment to come and remove it for today @ 9am. The tech Zak Brooks arrived and got the snake out very quickly! He was friendly and professional!! Definitely recommend and we'd use them again if needed! Thank you again!
April Daves
- ★★★★★
Josh came out & removed a dead cat from my engine that had been there for over six months! Absolutely no one else would do the job and other places said they couldn’t even find the animal. Josh found it and removed it with ease. I can’t thank him enough!
Allyson Hill
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Our services in Pinellas Park
FAQ
Pinellas Park wildlife questions
Does Pinellas Park have animal control?
The city doesn't list one. Pinellas County Animal Services handles strays and helps with sick or injured wildlife. For a healthy animal living in your home, call a wildlife removal company.
Is Sawgrass Lake Park in Pinellas Park?
No. Pinellas County says Sawgrass Lake Park is in the unincorporated Lealman community, with a St. Petersburg address.
What day is garbage pickup in Pinellas Park?
Tuesday and Friday for household garbage, and Wednesday for recycling, per the city's Solid Waste page.
Can someone come to Pinellas Park the same day?
Same-day appointments are often available in Pinellas Park. Call (844) 264-6254.
Wildlife problem in Pinellas Park?
Pinellas Park homeowners can call (844) 264-6254.
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