Animal Control locations near Westport, CT

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Our Westport, CT directory covers 10 animal control listings in 6 ZIP codes. Listings here were last checked in Oct 2026.

Gray Brothers Wildlife LLC

Animal Control

📍 16 Commerce St, Norwalk, CT, 06850

📞 203-855-1888

Gray Brothers Wildlife LLC has provided professional animal removal and animal control services to communities across Connecticut. Family owned and operated for 28 years. Our Certified Wildlife Specialists focus on ecologically sound and humane animal control solutions for homeowners, property managers, business and government. We understand how stressful dealing with a nuisance animal can be. Through our animal control services and wild animal prevention techniques, we can get rid of animal problems and prevent them from recurring. If you have a wild animal problem, call us today at 1.203.855.1888 or learn more about our services here. Gray Brothers Wildlife LLC include: animal control, animal removal, wild animal management, animal prevention, humane trapping technology, wildlife damage control, pest control and dead animal removal. To reach your local Gray Brothers Wildlife LLC office call 1.203.855.1888. We can resolve any pest control problems with the following nuisance wildlife: Bats, Birds, Chipmunks, Ground Squirrels, Opossum, Rabbits, Raccoon, Skunk, Snake and more..

Green Service

Animal Control

📍 304 Main St 416 416, Norwalk, CT, 06851

📞 203-434-0440

Pest control using Eco-Friendly products ,such as heat steam and non toxic chemcals

Eliminate'em Pest Control Services LLC

Animal Rescue Relocation & Transport

📍 PO Box 351, Westport, CT, 06881

📞 203-221-1661

Updated Oct 2026

Wild Things

Animal Rescue Relocation & Transport

📍 29 1st St, Norwalk, CT, 06855

📞 203-854-4848

🌐 ctwildthings.com

Wild Things is an animal rescue and relocation service located in Norwalk, Connecticut. They specialize in nuisance wildlife removal and offer consultation for deer management. Their expertise includes handling raccoons, bats, skunks, squirrels, woodchucks, pigeons, snakes, moles, geese, and opossums. Although their online presence was last noted in 2018, they continue to provide essential services for wildlife management in the area.