North Shore Wildlife is based right here in Salisbury. We find how mice, squirrels and other animals are getting into your home, remove them humanely, and seal every entry point. No poison, ever.


Between the salt marsh, the beach and the farmland inland, Salisbury has plenty of places for mice to live. When the weather turns cold, they head for the nearest warm building, and that's usually a house, garage or seasonal cottage.
A lot of homes here are older or were built as summer places, so they have gaps at the foundation, sill plate, utility lines and garage doors. A mouse only needs a hole about the size of a dime to get in.
Traps alone don't fix a mouse problem. Rodent Shield is our home protection program for Salisbury homeowners: we seal the way in, trap what's inside, and keep checking so they don't come back.
Mice are our specialty, but we handle most wildlife problems around the house.
Closing the way in is what actually fixes the problem.
We check the roofline, vents, foundation and attic to find every way in.
Humane one-way doors and trapping. No poison, so nothing dies in your walls.
We close every entry point with chew-resistant materials.
Exclusions come with a warranty, and Rodent Shield keeps mice out year-round.
Yes. Cottages and summer homes sit empty for months, which makes them easy targets for mice. We can inspect and seal them up before you close up for the season or when you open up in the spring.
No. We never use poison for anything. We trap, seal entry points and follow up, so you don't end up with a dead mouse smell in the walls.
We're based in Salisbury, so it's usually quick. Call or text 978-872-6633 and we'll get you on the schedule.
A one-time visit handles what's going on today. Rodent Shield adds weekly visits the first month and monthly check-ins for 6 or 12 months, so new gaps get caught before mice move back in.
Local technicians covering Essex County, from the New Hampshire line to Saugus. Call or text and talk to a real person.
Call 978-872-6633Call or text your Salisbury neighbors at North Shore Wildlife. We'll find how they're getting in and shut it down.