We are Harrisburg Animal Attic, a full service wildlife removal company servicing Harrisburg, PA. For over 10 years now, we have provided the number one wildlife removal service in the area. This comes because we pride ourselves in treating customers like their family. They know that when we send a technician out to remove a wild animal from their house or business, that they are getting specialized care. We ensure that the job is done right the first time. We guarantee our work, and nothing will be done without giving you an estimate in writing. You will know all costs incurred, and there are no hidden fees. We deliver based upon the estimate we provide to you. We even provide a free evaluation where we will talk to you about what needs to be done to remove your wild animal and to keep it away. This is one area where we separate ourselves from every other company in the area. We don’t just remove wild animals – we keep them from coming back. We provide professional grade building repair, keeping these animals from getting back into your house or business. We want to ensure that once the problem is resolved, it’s resolved for good. If you are having a problem with wild animals around your home, call us today. We can handle any kind of animal you have, whether it is bird, mammal, reptile, or any other kind of critter. Our technicians are ready to provide service for you 24 hours a day. Call us now at 717-312-3944 for a solution to your wild animal problem.

Our Service Range

Dauphin, Hershey, Middletown, Hummelstown, Steelton, Elizabethville, Linglestown, Lykens, Millersburg, Halifax, Highspire, Paxtang, Gratz, and many more!

Pennsylvania is home to snakes and is known to be rich in habitats with plenty of food sources. According to Snake Removal Nationwide Service and Nuisance Wildlife, it is easy to determine the difference between venomous and non-venomous snakes. An indicator is their coloration, which means that a Pennsylvania snake that has a solid color is non-poisonous. On the other hand, poisonous snakes have oval shaped eyes and a pit between their eyes and nostrils. Some of these snakes are endangered and are also protected by Fish and Boat Commission regulations. Known to many, snakes are very important to Pennsylvania’s wildlife resources. A lot of people fear and are disgusted by snakes, and yet this just means having a lack of knowledge of what snakes contribute to the state’s ecosystem. One has to take precautions in order to prevent snakes from entering areas and dwellings as these are rampant during spring season. These are commonly found in residential areas such as garages, barns, rock walls, and other dry areas.



The following are 3 venomous snakes in Pennsylvania:

Timber Rattlesnake – it is usually found in high forest with fallen logs, leaf litters and rocky ledges. It is the most common snake people in Pennsylvania normally encounter.

Northern Copperhead – this snake is found near rocks, ledges and uphill forests. It can be very defensive once disturbed or cornered by humans.

Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake – a brownish gray snake, it lives in swamps, wet meadows and dry open fields depending on the season. During spring and fall, they can be found in wetter areas, and during summer they stay in dry habitats.

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