Wildlife Control
Wildlife control and relocation, including reptiles, mammals, and other protected species. Fucesa operates with official permits in Toluca, Mexico City, and Querétaro.
Wildlife control is the ethical, responsible management of animals that enter industrial, commercial or urban environments, where they can pose sanitary, operational or infrastructure risks. Unlike conventional pest control, its goal is not extermination but relocation and prevention: most wildlife is protected under Mexican law, so management must rely on safe techniques that preserve the animal's life and people's safety. At Fucesa we design safe, responsible and effective strategies, grounded in more than 40 years of experience across central Mexico.
This service is aimed at industrial plants, warehouses, logistics centers, business parks and large properties where the presence of wildlife —snakes, bats, birds or small mammals— creates risks for personnel and for operational continuity. We handle each case with a capture, relocation and exclusion approach, avoiding harm to species that perform important ecological roles.
What the service covers
- Detailed inspection of interior and exterior areas to locate wildlife and its access routes.
- Identification of the species present and their access, nesting or harborage points.
- Risk assessment for personnel, processes and infrastructure.
- Safe capture and relocation of wildlife under conditions that protect its welfare.
- Exclusion and prevention measures to stop re-entry: sealing of access points, mesh and physical barriers.
Wildlife we handle
We work with the species most common in industrial settings across central Mexico, always with ethical, respectful handling of protected fauna:
- Snakes: safe capture and relocation of venomous and non-venomous specimens.
- Bats: responsible exclusion of colonies without harming these beneficial, protected mammals.
- Birds: management of nesting and deterrence in warehouses, plants and roof structures.
- Small mammals and transient wildlife that enter facilities seeking shelter or food.
How we work
We apply Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles adapted to wildlife, prioritizing prevention and non-lethal handling:
- Comprehensive facility assessment to understand why and where wildlife is entering.
- Species diagnosis and the factors attracting it (water, food, shelter).
- Management plan: capture, relocation and exclusion using techniques safe for both the animal and personnel.
- Follow-up and prevention to avoid recurrence and keep facilities protected.
Compliance and ethical handling
Wildlife management demands legal and environmental responsibility. We operate in accordance with NOM-256-SSA1-2012 for pest control and hold a sanitary license from COFEPRIS. We always favor non-lethal handling and the relocation of protected species, avoiding harm to fauna that fulfills ecological roles and is safeguarded by Mexican environmental law.
Why Fucesa
With more than 40 years of experience and an Integrated Pest Management approach, we combine safety, environmental responsibility and operational effectiveness. Our staff is trained to handle wildlife without endangering people or animals, and to implement exclusion measures that deliver lasting results. Headquartered in Toluca and present in Querétaro, we support industry across central Mexico with ethical, reliable solutions.
Cities where we offer Wildlife Control
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