A All Animal Control Announces Mobile Site

108 Roxalana Business Park Drive

Dunbar, WV 25064

Phone: 304.345.1511 Fax: 304.345.2448

www.aallanimalcontrol.com

Contact: Paula Beasley

A All Animal Control

304.345.1511

marketing@aallanimalcontrol.com

For Immediate Release

A All Animal Control announces new mobile website

(Dunbar, WV March 8, 201)- A All Animal Control has announced their new mobile website for fast loading on mobile devices. Mobile is fast becoming one of the most important delivery channels for business today.

General information regarding services can be accessed via links at the bottom of the mobile website, or the viewer can link through to the full website. .The home page provides a link to the full website or you can utilize the mobile site for fast displays. The contact us page allows the user to find which location you are seeking at the touch of the screen.

To see the new A All Animal Control mobile website from your web-enabled mobile phone, type in http://m.aallanimalcontrol.com.

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Wildlife Management Careers in America

Wildlife Management in America is one of the most fascinating career choices one could ever make!

Working with wildlife creates special challenges for someone that has the desire to do something really special in nature.

Imagine yourself working daily to carve out your niche in the world and help humans and wildlife co-exist.

Interested in learning more about this unique opportunity? Visit Wildlife Opportunity to learn more!

Wildlife Management Opportunities

You have worked hard and long getting your Wildlife or Forestry degree and now comes the time to search for a “job”.

If you have completed some internship programs during your schooling, this will be a big help to you in the job search. Employers are requiring experience and don’t have the time to train new employees and take away critical time from their core business. Some training will of course be needed, but the basic skills needed to do your job had better be in place.

Today’s Wildlife Management Technician will be a multi-tasker and have to understand many different computer programs as well as be knowledgeable in surveys, management plans and the like.

With the current recession, the job market has dried up in many areas of the country and in many sectors of Wildlife Management. Until the economy improves and the hiring freezes are lifted, it will be a hard road ahead for most job seekers.

If you have found yourself in this situation, have you considered hanging your own shingle and running your own business? In tough economic times, starting your own business may be the only avenue.

Wildlife Management Opportunities are available in the little known field of Nuisance Wildlife Management.

What is this, you may ask? Nuisance Wildlife Management is the art of resolving Human/Wildlife conflicts. Every year wildlife does millions of dollars of damage to properties across the country. Without the Wildlife Specialist to control the “out of control wildlife”, problems would just spiral out of control, diseases would run rampant and people would take matters into their own hands…which are not a good outcome for the wildlife.

If you have found yourself on the outside looking in, maybe now is the right time for you to catch the rising tide and join a career that is both fulfilling and lucrative!

Check out the Wildlife Management opportunities at A All Animal Control. A new career awaits you!

A Wildlife Career You Can Bank On!

That might seem like a bold statement, but if you are doing what we do for a living, you wouldn’t think so!

If you have researched the many different career paths of wildlife professionals, you are finding out that there are hiring freezes, projects put on hold and just about every other roadblock to achieving your dream of working with wildlife.

Forget those roadblocks. Do you want to go down another path to one that is less traveled? I thought you might. There is no sense going down the same path and hearing the same answers.

Our company, A All Animal Control, works with wildlife across the entire United States and serves thousands of clients each year. Our services range from removing a family of squirrels from an attic to providing preventive repairs to keep out future invaders. Sprinkle in the Pigeon that found its way inside a department store or the Rattlesnake that slipped into the garage of a homeowner and it makes for an interesting day at work!

Wildlife Pest Control is one of the most fascinating career choices available. It has spawned shows like “The Verminators” and gives the general public a taste of what wildlife can do when they invade a home. Now you have to remember that shows like these are intentionally made to be dramatic and this is not what your average wildlife control professional does!

If you find yourself on the outside looking in and want to work with wildlife, there is no better time than the present. Stop listening to all the no’s and come and you will find a yes.

A All Animal Control has franchise opportunities across the country and around the world. Visit their website to learn more about this fascinating career.

A All Animal Control Celebrates 15 yeas in business!

A All Animal Control Celebrates 15 years of Operation
Charleston, WV January 20, 2010--In December of 1995, Mark E. Dotson was an Air Force Gulf War Veteran at a crossroads in his life. He found himself searching for an enjoyable and profitable career. It was then Mark decided to open his own animal control business with only two cages and a lifelong dream of working with wildlife. Today, Mark and his team have transformed his vision of that small office in Northglenn, Colorado into a National Franchise System with over 30 locations from Coast to Coast.

“This is a very special anniversary for me, for every A All Animal Control franchise owner and A All Animal Control employee.” ,says Mark E. Dotson. “For 15 years, I have been doing what I love and helping others to achieve the same dream. I will continue adding A All Animal Control franchises to preserve the balance between people and nature while assisting wildlife professionals and veterans with the tools to open their own businesses."

A All Animal Control has devoted 15 years to humanely solving conflicts between wildlife and humans by ways of exclusion, frightening, repellents, trapping, habitat modification and animal proofing the home or business. A All Animal Control resolves wildlife conflicts for residential, commercial, industrial and government sectors.

As a way of celebrating Veteran Mark E. Dotson's success, A All Animal Control will be offering special benefits and discounts to American Veterans. A All Animal Control believes in the importance of the American dream , especially those who fought to preserve it.
For more information contact A All Animal Control at wildlifecareer@allanimalcontrol.com or www.aallanimalcontrol.com.
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Veteran Franchise Opportunities

18 years ago I was getting out of the Air Force and living overseas. I had no job prospects and didn’t know which way to turn. The folks on base were not much help and my aircraft maintenance skills were not going to help much without a license.

Needless to say, I was a little scared about going back to the United States and having to start all over again. No place to live, no job…no luck! Fortunately I had some money saved up by selling my leave and for the time I spent in Desert Storm fighting the war. So, it was time to face my fears and go out and make something happen.

I ended up going the normal route of seeking a job and after weeks of searching found a low paying sales job. Spending about a year in this job let me know that there has to be something better out there!

A franchise was something that I never really knew much about. A little investigation into the subject led me to find out that this was a proven business model that is then duplicated across the country. It sounded pretty simple to me! One could either create a business and then franchise it or join an existing franchise system. The difference between the two is huge. Starting your own business and then perfecting the business model takes time and a lot of money for trial and error. Then you will have to franchise the business and create a FDD or Federal Disclosure Document. This documents starts out at about $10,000 to have an attorney draw up for you.

So, instead of trying to reinvent the wheel, consider the franchise opportunities that are currently available to you. There are many different types of franchises that range from your sub sandwich shop to a lawn care service. If you think you will be satisfied making sandwiches all day and teaching people to do that same, this could be a great fit for you. If you are the outdoors type, staring out those windows all day will drive you mad.

If working in the outdoors is more your style, consider the many outdoor franchises available. There are many different options to suit all personality type. There are Christmas light franchises, Pest Control and Weed Treatment franchises and everything in between. Which one is right for you? That depends on your personality and what you feel you can put your heart into. If you are checking out a franchise and you don’t think you can put your heart into it, don’t do it! It will be a disappointment for you and the franchisor.

There are several franchise companies that are considered Military Friendly Franchises. Consider these first as they will offer significant discounts to you. Requirements are generally that you are an honorably Discharged Veteran.

So what would I do if I was fresh out of the military and know what I know now? I would consider whether I was a Chief or an Indian. If I was a Chief and wanted to run a business, I would consider buying a franchise. If I were an Indian, I would consider working for someone in their franchised business or other entity. It sure would have made my search for the career that I wanted much easier if I knew what options were available at the time.

Veteran Franchise Opportunities can be exactly what you need to help you smoothly transition from the military to civilian life.

Military Veteran Franchise Opportunities

After you have valiantly served your country, you will no doubt be looking to do something that is exciting and replaces that fun filled job that you left behind. If you have been working in an exciting career while in the Military, the last thing you want to do is go to work in a boring job!

Many Veterans transition to finding a “job” while others want to be their own boss and carve out their own niche in the world. If you were launching jets off a carrier, going to work for McDonalds just might not be your cup of tea. You want to find something that matches your energy and is filled with excitement.

There are many franchise opportunities out there, but which one is going to fulfill that “fun factor”? Will the carpet cleaning franchise fill the bill? Probably not. How about a blind cleaning franchise? I think you know the answer to that one too.

While you are searching for a franchise, seek out franchises that are Military Friendly. These companies offer a special rate or discount to only Military Veterans in honor of their service to our country. Our Veterans deserve many things for their service and a significant discount to help them start a business while they are starting over is something that will serve them well and secure their future!

Military Veterans historically do well when they own their own franchise. With the discipline and ability to seek out solutions rather than focus on the problem, there is no obstacle that the Military Franchise owner can overcome. This is what Veterans are taught to do during their Military service. When they apply that to their business, great things happen. Another thing that makes them successful is that a franchise is a set of systems with procedures and checklists. The Veteran is well versed in how to follow procedure and checklists to accomplish critical tasks. This naturally offers them a plan to follow for success.

When interviewing Military Friendly franchises, ask them how many military members are on their team. Ask them if the leadership is prior service. Would you rather invest in a franchise that was owned by a Veteran or one that was trying to capitalize on your talent by being “Military Friendly”?

The key to investing in a Military Veteran Franchise Opportunity is finding an opportunity that fits you. Find something that you can put your heart and soul into and you will be successful. Stay away from the get rich quick ideas and base your decision on the best career field for your interests.

There are many franchise opportunities available today. Few of these opportunities offer Veteran programs and are Military Friendly. You were part of a large team while you were in the Military and joining a team that has your best interests in mind is something to consider when making your decision.

Getting a Wildlife Job in a Tough Economy!

With the recent downturn in the economy, wildlife job seekers have been struggling to find good paying jobs working with wildlife.

Government wildlife jobs are becoming fewer and farther between as budgets dry up and a massive wave of employment applications and resumes bury their desks daily.

With so many people applying for a wildlife job from the government, it is harder than ever to find employment there as they can pick and choose whomever they want.

So where does that leave the wildlife management career seeker? Out in the cold in most cases.

How about this idea....How about joining a team of Wildlife Management Professionals and owning your own business working with Nuisance Wildlife? Sounds crazy right? Yes..it is a little out of the ordinary, but these are extraordinary times! Layoffs and unemployment rising to almost 10%, a broken down housing industry and so many other issues facing our nation, now is the best time to open a business and provide for you and your family!

If you can't find a job, create your own opportunity by joining team of Wildlife Professionals at A All Animal Control. Make a difference in your life and do something for yourself today!

Uncertain Economic Times Ahead - How About a Career Change?

Doom and gloom. No matter how the media spins the story today, it always appears that we will all be standing in the bread line by week’s end.

Bad news sells and sells well. But the reality of the situation is that we are in a tough economy and people are getting laid off and downsized. We all could wait until the economy returns to normal and things get perking again, but waiting is not going to help you put money back in your bank account.

When it comes to the point where you must change your career, you must change it to a field that is growing instead of shrinking. The writing is on the wall for the financial industry and the housing industry is in rough shape as well.

There is an industry that’s growing and is a perfect fit for people who like to work with wildlife. The Nuisance Wildlife Management industry is steadily on the move. What is creating this growth? Human growth!

As human growth continues to rise and encroach into what was formerly wildlife habitat, something has to give. What happens is that wildlife typically finds residence in a home or commercial business and when that happens, something has to go!

Nuisance Wildlife Managers find themselves busily fixing the situations that nature finds itself in. When wildlife ventures into human habitat, the two often do not mix well. The sight of a mother Raccoon with four or five babies trailing behind her seeking out the dog food bowl in the back yard is not exactly what some people would call a “wonderful thing”.

Some people have more tolerance for wildlife than others. These people could have an elephant living in their attic and it wouldn’t bother them! Others cannot stand the sight of a house mouse sneaking about the house.

With the growth of our nation, the human/wildlife conflicts will continue to rise. This rise in conflicts will translate into a field that continues to grow and prosper.

With such a large country and variety of wildlife, Wildlife Managers will encounter many different and often times very unique moments! Not many people get the opportunity to see a family of foxes being raised under a deck and provide a solution to remove them to a new location. For a professional Wildlife Manager, this is all in a day’s work.

Working with wildlife in a wildlife management job is an extremely thrilling lifestyle. It really is a lifestyle and not merely a “job”. A job is something you go to every day and would rather be doing something that you love to do. Trading your day job for a wildlife job is not as difficult as you would think. If you are self-motivated, have no fear of wildlife and are of the adventurous mindset, this could be the most unique opportunity you have ever found.

Who should not work with wildlife? If you are afraid of heights, lose your cool easily and do not like confined spaces like an attic or crawlspace, you may not be the best candidate for wildlife control. Do some serious thinking about whether this career will fit you before you decide to jump in. To learn more about this opportunity, visit A All Animal Control.

Help Us Grow Our Wildlife Franchise And You Will Be Rewarded!

Do you have a product or service that would help our Wildlife Management Franchise system grow, service our clients better or run more efficiently?

If you do, please contact us and tell us more about how you can help. We are seeking vendors that provide wildlife management equipment such as traps, electronics, capture devices and other hardware.

A All Animal Control is known for working with the best vendors in the country and consistently seek out new products and services. We welcome your inquiries and will speak with you about how you can help and how we will help you grow your business as well!

Send an email to Opportunities and we will respond as soon as possible!

A All Animal Control Annual Franchise Owners Conference 2008

A All Animal Control Annual Franchise Owners Conference 2008

Charleston, WV – June 26th 2008 - A All Animal Control hosted its annual franchise owner’s conference June 20th & 21st.

Franchise owners from across the country gathered together to learn about the latest techniques in wildlife management and business operations. The A All Animal Control franchise owners, under the leadership of CEO Mark E. Dotson and Jim & Judy Berry, served as the host affiliate.

Guest speakers included Alan Huot from Wildlife Control Supplies, Billy Turk with T.A.P. Insulation, Kevin Groves from the U.S.D.A Wildlife Services and Joshua Jones from A All Animal Control of Tri-State.

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A All Animal Control (www.aallanimalcontrol.com) Established in 1995, a nationwide wildlife management company specializes in resolving wildlife conflicts in residential and commercial structures. Today, A All Animal Control headquartered in Denver, CO operates in 14 states with 18 offices.

I HATED My Job Until I Found This One!

I HATED my job until I found this one!

There I was, taking my daily commute into Denver to the Heating and Air Conditioning shop. I had to drive 10 miles to work and those 10 miles took me an hour and a half on a good day. What a waste! Spend 3 hours of my day going to and from a job that I hated!

I did this day after day after day. Go to the sheet metal shop, bang out ductwork all day long and then come home. Then at the end of the week I would get a teeny tiny paycheck and barely made ends meet.

I had a boss that I absolutely didn’t get along with and a job that was going nowhere. I needed a job that challenged me. The thought of becoming a service technician and working on HVAC units was exciting. I approached the owner of the business and he turned me down flat.

Great….here I am stuck in this sheet metal shop for the rest of my life. Well, I had been in worse situations, so I thought I should stick it out. Besides, I had a family and needed to take care of them.

The days only got longer in the shop. My hopes for a way out moved further from my thoughts. I was beginning to settle into this job and tried to like it. It worked for a while, but the nagging inside returned and would not go away.

Something had to give. I had a great love for the outdoors and wildlife. This passion was more powerful than anything I could ever dream of doing for a career.

As a young man I spent my time hunting and catching animals and as much time in nature as possible. I practically lived in the woods! It was a fantastic hobby for me growing up in rural Indiana. I was about to turn this passion into something that would change my life forever.

Fate decided to intervene.

I received a call from a neighbor that was having a problem with squirrels getting into her attic. I had a live cage so I decided to see if I could help her out. I inspected her house and sure enough the squirrels had taken up residence in the attic. I baited my live cage and asked her to call me when I had a catch.

It wasn’t long before my phone rang with a catch! My first squirrel! I removed the squirrel and reset the trap and caught another one shortly after that.

When I was complete with the removal, she asked me to put a patch over the hole that the squirrel was getting in. I thought “sure, I can do that”.

Then the owner wanted to pay me for what I did. She asked me ”How much do I owe you?” I fiddled around for a minute and thought up an answer of “How about fifty bucks?” She wrote me out a check and I was on my way!

Wow! I just helped somebody out with a wildlife problem and got paid to do it! That is when the idea of a Nuisance Wildlife Management Business was born. I couldn’t believe that I could get paid to catch and remove wildlife!

I began to work this business part-time while I went to work at the job I hated. The hate for the sheet metal shop only got worse with each passing day and I knew I had to get this trapping business off the ground ASAP.

I started to get the word out about my little wildlife business and started getting calls for other types of problem ranging from a raccoon in a fireplace to skunks under porches.

The business grew and before I knew it there were four technicians working for me!

After some thought about how I could help others “who hated their job”, I decided to offer this service as a franchise. Now I could help someone start a business part-time and deliver them from that life of hating their job forever!

There is no sense in being miserable in your work when there are many other things you can do to make a living. Life is just too short to be miserable!

I too was one of those that hated their jobs and I know first-hand how that feels. You might love your job but don’t like the people you work with. It really lands you in the same situation.

Make a change this year that will change your life. You only have one life to live while you are here on earth. Make it your best one!

For more information about this fascinating career, visit http://www.aallanimalcontrol.com/franchise.cfm

Is An Animal Damage Control Business Right For You?

Let’s give you a little test shall we?

Can you climb a ladder?

Can you work in attics and crawlspaces?

Can you work with wildlife comfortably?

If you answered those questions with a yes, this career just might be what you are looking for!
Of course there is much more to it than those questions alluded to. But with any career, there is always more than what the classified ad says it is.

A very good sense of organization is one of the most important parts of this career. With many clients to service and things to remember, it is vital to your success that you be very organized. Of course there are many tools out there to help you stay organized such as day planners, computers and software. I suggest using them all!

Generally if you are in reasonably good health, are comfortable working on roofs and in attics and have good organizational skills, you will do fine. To really shine one must also be able to work with people. Wildlife is only part of our job. By knowing how to work with people and understanding their needs, a wildlife professional will be a more rounded individual.

Some other things to consider is training. A good training program is important to give you the knowledge and skills to properly do the work. There are very few schools in the country that can provide training and a supportive environment that will help you achieve your goals. Be wary of the “There will be 50,000 new wildlife jobs created in the next 5 years” sales pitch that they might try on you.

This number of new jobs from people supposedly retiring usually does not come to fruition especially in a downturn economy.

So before you jump out on your own, ask yourself some questions to see if you are ready to become an Animal Damage Control Professional.

Can You Make Money In A Wildlife Franchise?

Will people actually pay you to take a nuisance wildlife pest away? Will they separate themselves from their hard earned money to make their home safe again from unwanted wildlife?

The short answer is YES!

Wildlife management is becoming a very important service in America today. Just look around you. Do you notice the forests and field disappearing and the houses popping up like mushrooms? If it hasn’t happened in your area, it will soon enough.

With all of this constant building, something has to give. It does. It gives in the form of the skunk burrowing under your porch or the raccoon taking up residence in your chimney. The woodpecker is now beating on your cedar siding where once stood a secluded hardwood forest.
Wildlife jobs have never been more important.

With pollution and habitat destruction on the rise with increased human populations, wildlife managers and animal control jobs are in demand as never before.

A wildlife management professional is the one who is called upon to resolve the human/wildlife conflicts when they arise. Sometimes when people and wildlife bump into one another, there is not so good of an outcome! How many snakes have come to an untimely demise when they meet the homeowner with a shovel?

A professional will deal with this type of situation with an approach that is often in the best interest of the homeowner and the animal. With the use of sophisticated tools and technology, today’s wildlife pro will properly and quickly control even the toughest wildlife problems.
By using the right approach and system, one can make a living working with wildlife.

The wildlife field is one of the most fascinating fields you could ever imagine. It is not like working with people every day. Wildlife doesn’t give you any grief. It doesn’t talk back to you or talk behind your back like much of the corporate world. You have to work with wildlife on its terms occasionally, but with the proper training and techniques you will be able to have the wildlife come to your terms.

To view a short video of this field in action, see our video on You Tube

Wildlife Franchise, Franchise Services Wildlife or Franchise Opportunity Wildlife

Hi, I am Mark E. Dotson founder and CEO of A All Animal Control. We opened our first office in 1995.

After running this business for a few years I realized that I could be helping people make their dreams come true working with wildlife and be handsomely compensated while doing it!

Our country's growth and expansion into urban and suburban areas has created a booming opportunity for us as wildlife managers. Our profession primarily resolves those human/wildlife conflicts through a variety of means.

A lot of what we do is the result of using our training, system and knowledge to perform a complete solution for our clients. Once the source of the conflict has been resolved, we provide light maintenance solutions for the home or building owner to prevent future occurrences.

Our work is fascinating. People often stop us and ask what we do. They are always curious about the projects we are doing or the animals we are working with. People love wildlife and so do we! It is our passion, and to be living your passion is something that is indescribable. We provide a very valuable service to the community and are well respected by those we serve.

When you see the look in your client's eyes after you have resolved a problem that was affecting the quality of their life, you'll understand what I mean.

You too can enjoy providing this service. We have people from all walks of life as franchise owners. Experience is not necessary; we will train you in all aspects of this industry.
They say the road to true wealth is by owning your own business and doing what you love. I would have to agree with that statement whole-heartedly!

There is no greater sense of accomplishment in a career than loving what one does.

If you are currently seeking a Wildlife Franchise, Franchise Services Wildlife or Franchise Opportunity Wildlife, then an exciting career in Wildlife Management could be closer than you think!

Wildlife jobs, Game Warden jobs and Wildlife Biologist jobs are a few of the positions in a wildlife career. Wildlife investigation management technique is also a newer career in wildlife biology. Wildlife ecology and management are other specialized areas that attract qualified people in a wildlife management career.

A career in wildlife can be achieved with a fascinating wildlife technician job. Jobs in the wildlife management field are precious and few and one must quickly act to achieve a career in wildlife management. Animal control jobs and wildlife jobs are no exception.

What does it take to become a Nuisance Wildlife Professional?

It takes someone who has a desire to learn. Someone who possesses discipline, integrity, honesty, some knowledge of wildlife and a general knowledge of home repair. We are not looking for a person who has in depth experience in rebuilding houses, simply the skills to do small repairs. We can teach you the rest!

We attribute our success to the biblical principles on which our business is based. "The biblical laws of honesty, service, unity, reciprocity and responsibility have guided us as we've made those decisions on which our company was built."

A All Animal Control is an organization built on a rock solid foundation of values. The A All Animal Control franchise family attracts solid and talented people, many of faith, who are passionate in their concern for the welfare of other people and wildlife.

If you are serious about pointing your life in a new direction, contact me via e-mail or phone for a confidential interview. We will forward a candidate profile to you to help us determine if you are qualified to join our team of professionals.

Visit WildlifeFranchise for more information.

Wildlife Franchise - Animal Damage Control Business

Attention, Men and Women Who Love Wildlife!

Have you always wanted to work with wildlife? Are you tired of working for someone else in a dead end job? Do you want to make your own decisions and control your own destiny for a change? How about money…..? Are you making enough or just getting by?

Would you like the opportunity to own your own business that is directly involved with wildlife? This is not a job. It is an opportunity to do something great and become part of the self-employed and enjoy the benefits that go along with it. For example, how would you like to take a vacation when you want to? Work your own schedule instead of someone else’s? Do you want more time and money to spend with family and friends?

A business should not be something that consumes every waking moment of your life. A business should be able to give you more Life, more Freedom and the ability to make your own decisions and control your own destiny.

In today’s fast paced growth of the Nuisance Wildlife Management industry, a lot of people are buying a few cages and jumping into this field only to find one big surprise. There is a lot more to running a business than setting a couple cages and removing a squirrel or two!

You have to be ready to compete with some very good companies in our industry. In today’s marketplace you need an edge.

That is where we come in. A All Animal Control has that edge. We know how to get you started and make you stand out above the rest.

With our system and expertise, you will be able to jumpstart your business and be miles ahead of the competition.
Do you want to join a winning Team? Do you want to get rid of that nagging boss and the co-workers that have been less than “loyal”? Are you tired of the rat race?

Are you a motivated, energetic and sharp individual? Do you have a dependable pick up truck that will get you from client to client?

If you are ready to make that first step to a new way of life, a better way of life, call, write or fax our office today!

The choice is yours. Just how long do you want to work for “the company” and get the same paycheck week after week and “hopefully” the company won’t be out of business or acquired by someone else by the time you retire?

If you are currently in the Nuisance Wildlife Management business, we have a special program for you. We want you to join our team and let us help you reach your full potential! This program waives the fees you would normally pay and gives you full access to our system that will help grow your business!
To learn more about this opportunity, visit our website at http://www.aallanimalcontrol.com/franchise.cfm

How To Start A Nuisance Animal Control Business

Just how does one start such a business? There are lots of ways to start a business, but starting this one off on the wrong foot is going to cost you!

A nuisance animal or nuisance wildlife control business is a career that is right for some people and definitely not right for others.

Let’s start out with the job description:

Nuisance Wildlife Control Professional – Resolves nuisance wildlife complaints and prevents future ones. That is the job description in a nutshell albeit a bit oversimplified.
This description does not tell you that you will be climbing ladders, going into attics and crawlspaces and be challenged with wildlife on a daily basis. It goes with the territory.

What about education?

Most people who consider entering this career field have some knowledge of wildlife. They might come from a hunting, trapping or fishing background. This is a helpful because any wildlife knowledge is helpful to the trade.

A college education or a self study program is a leg up on the rest of your competitors.
Education is a great thing and the more you have of it, the better your chances of success will be.
There are very few schools that teach you how to become a Nuisance Wildlife Control Professional. The schools that do exist normally only have a short course and no ongoing support program to ensure your success.

So where does that leave most people? Going it alone. They have to be the pioneer and figure out each step along the way. Make one miss-step and get ready to shell out your hard earned cash to fix that mistake.

Now, back to starting your business.

You must of course obtain business licenses and insurances. If you are going to run this business out of your home, you may need additional homeowners insurance to protect you in the event something happens to your home like a flood or fire.

You will also need training and equipment. Training is important as this is not a business where you can fly by the seat of your pants. Remember that miss-step I was talking about earlier? This is where it will bite you good.

Everyone needs to advertise market and sell their services. With so many marketing messages thrown at consumers each and every second of the day, you have to stay on top of things here. Unfortunately for most new businesses, they are so busy opening their business that they do not spend enough time on this very important part of their start up. Another miss-step.

Nobody ever said it was going to be easy running your own business. It is a challenge, but a challenge that can be a lot of fun if done properly.

If it is your heart’s desire to make it happen, you will do it. With the proper vision, plan, equipment, training and system, you will forge ahead and break new grounds. Without these things in place, it is a recipe for a rough road ahead!

Ready to explore a different option than going it alone? Visit WildlifeFranchise.com

What is an Animal Franchise?

When many people think of an Animal Franchise, it is often a pet related concept that comes to mind.

Indeed there are many of these in existence today, but few know about a relatively new concept in franchising called Nuisance Wildlife Management.

Nuisance Wildlife Management is built around the concept of an Animal Franchise but with a different mission in mind. An Animal Franchise normally focuses on working with domestic animals while a Nuisance Wildlife or Wildlife Pest Control franchise works primarily with..You guessed it..Wildlife!

So, both of these franchises work with animals right? So what is the big difference?
The difference is that the Nuisance Wildlife Management franchise is working to resolve human/wildlife conflicts.

Let’s say that you were experiencing a raccoon getting into your trash cans every night. A professional Nuisance Wildlife Manager is who you would call to help remedy this situation. The professional would suggest ways to keep the raccoon from entering the garbage can or may opt for a different approach and remove the raccoon from the area.

A pet related franchise could consist of an animal feeding concept such as a bird food store or a pet supply store. These concepts are quite popular and have been around for a long time. They have filled a niche which has exploded in recent years with the popularity of feeding wildlife and taking care of pets.

If you are passionate about wildlife, consider a career in a field where you will enjoy your work. The opportunities to succeed in this field will only get better. Visit WildlifeFranchise.com for more information.

Ever thought you could get paid working with wildlife?

I know I never thought I could until I found a career that would not only pay, but pay well.
There are opportunities in the wildlife field such as being a game warden or wildlife rehabilitator. Both of these are unique jobs and both have advantages and disadvantages.
The advantages of these jobs are that you work with wildlife on a daily basis and enjoy your work. The disadvantage is that these jobs are hard to come by and often have a low starting salary.
To find a game warden job one often has to wait for someone to retire in the department and then compete against 600 applicants to get that job. If you really want it bad enough, you can probably get one of those jobs.

There are other opportunities for people who don’t want to wait and be able to call their own shots.
Have you ever heard of a Wildlife Franchise Opportunity? My guess is that you probably have not. This is an exciting new career field that is growing at a steady rate each year.
People who work in a Wildlife Franchise help resolve wildlife conflicts in homes and businesses. Wildlife Professionals are the first line of defense when a wildlife problem arises and are a much needed service in many parts of the country.

With the United States population on the rise, our wildlife is being forced into smaller and smaller habitats. Often the wildlife will be forced to reside in a neighborhood and transition to living in an urban environment. This new habitat is complete with a food supply such as bird seed, dog and cat food and homeowner gardens. Food, water and shelter…what more could you ask for!

The human/wildlife conflicts are only going to be worsening in the future and Wildlife Professionals will be in more demand than ever before. Do you want to “Take a walk on the Wild side?”

Animal Control Franchise

Who ever knew there was such a thing! In fact few people know about this amazing and exciting career field. Of course with more televised coverage of animal shows introducing the public to animal and wildlife control, the popularity of it is on the rise.
Working with wildlife is often a career path that few people explore because they simply do not think the jobs are there. Granted if you want a government job, those are very hard to get. But, there is a different option. You can opt for setting up your own shop and doing the work you have always wanted to do!
Just what am I talking about anyway? Quite simply a need exists for Animal and Wildlife Managers to control human and wildlife conflicts. Sound complicated? It really isn’t. Man has been trying to manage wildlife ever since there was the first conflict with it.
People from all walks of life are enjoying a new career and living their passion working with wildlife. Can you image not living your passion and moving through life just getting by and not enjoying your job?
I sure can identify with that as I did that for many years! Talk about miserable. Life is too short to be miserable.
Some qualifications to work with wildlife include being able to work at heights, work in attics and crawlspaces and be in good physical shape. Most of the work is done at ground level, but occasionally ladders are used.
So, what are you waiting for? Are you living your passion and working with wildlife every day? Visit this website for a FREE Report: WildlifeFranchise.com