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CONTACTS for
Wildlife and Vertebrate Pest Problems in Maine
1. Many towns have a
municipal
animal control officer you can reach by calling the town office
or the non-emergency number for your local police.
2.
For
homeowner questions and problems
with raccoons, deer, birds, coyotes, bears, bats, fox, or moose
(especially when a game species is involved): Call the nearest
Maine Department of
Inland Fisheries regional
headquarters and ask to speak to a wildlife biologist
or Game Warden. Each regional headquarters also has a list of wildlife
rehabilitators for injured birds and small mammals.
Regional
Office map
Region
A: Gray 657-2345
(southern Maine south of the
Androscoggin River)
Region B: Sidney
547-5300
(north of the Androscoggin
River and Augusta area)
Region
C: Jonesboro, at 941-4440
(Bangor and Downeast)
Region D:
Strong 778-3324
Region E: Greenville
695-3756
Region F:
Enfield 732-4132
Region G: Ashland
435-3231
3. For commercial infestations; problems
with Federal protected migratory species (such as geese and ducks);
or problems with other vertebrates such as gulls, squirrels, voles,
moles, mice, rats, beaver, and snakes: contact
John Forbes
(john.forbes@aphis.usda.gov)and the
USDA
Wildlife Service at 629-5181.
Federal survey on wildlife damage to fruits
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