During the spring and breeding season in Vancouver, the problem of wildlife, such as raccoons and squirrels, taking up residence inside human structures becomes increasingly pronounced. As these animals seek shelter and nesting sites for their young, they often find their way into attics, basements, and even wall cavities, leading to potential damage and health risks. The noise of scurrying paws and cries of newborns can disturb homeowners, while the presence of these animals can attract pests and create unsanitary conditions. Additionally, the challenge of safely removing these creatures without harming them adds another layer of complexity to the situation, highlighting the need for effective wildlife management and preventative measures.