This is the county hub for our wildlife removal service in Camden County. From here you can jump to your town's page, see what species pressure looks like across the county, and find the right agency if your problem is a stray dog or cat rather than a wild animal.
Humane removal — every animal handled with care.
What We Get Called for Most in Camden County
Short answer: Camden County calls split by geography. The postwar suburbs (Cherry Hill, Pennsauken, Haddon Township) drive squirrel and raccoon calls through aging gable vents and soffits. The Cooper River and creek corridors add raccoon pressure. Out toward Winslow and Berlin on the Pine Barrens edge, flying squirrels and snakes join the list.
The Postwar Suburb Belt
Cherry Hill, Pennsauken, Haddon Township, and Collingswood boomed between the 1920s and 1970s, and that housing stock is why we stay busy. Original gable vents, dried-out soffit returns, and sixty-year-old roofline joints are exactly what squirrels and raccoons look for.
Water and Woods
The Cooper River corridor and the county's creek systems are raccoon highways. Homes backing parks, lakes, and streambeds in Haddonfield, Voorhees, and Cherry Hill see more raccoon and skunk activity than streets two blocks away.
The Pine Barrens Edge
Winslow Township and Berlin sit against pineland woods. Out here we field more flying squirrel colonies, snake calls, and the occasional attic full of birds, alongside the usual gray squirrels.
The Urban Riverfront
In Camden city and the older boroughs, rowhome and duplex construction shifts the workload toward rats, mice, and pigeons, plus raccoons working the Delaware riverfront. Shared walls make sealing the whole gap line matter even more.
Whatever the animal, the plan is the same: a full inspection that photo-documents every entry point, humane removal, and exclusion repairs backed by our Seal-Tight Warranty.
Stray Dogs and Cats in Camden County
We include this on every county page because it is one of our most common calls. If a wild animal and a stray are sharing the same porch (it happens more than you would think), call us for the wild half and the shelter for the domestic half, and we will happily coordinate timing so nothing falls through the crack.
Short answer: Acorn Wildlife handles wild animals only. For a stray or injured dog or cat anywhere in Camden County, contact the Camden County Animal Shelter in Blackwood or your municipal animal control officer. They hold the legal authority and the kennel space for domestic animals; a wildlife operator does not.
Response Times from Our Cherry Hill Office
Our Deer Road headquarters puts nearly every Camden County address within a 25-minute drive. An animal loose in your living space is our top priority and usually gets a same-day visit. Standard inspections across the county book within the week, and trap checks and one-way door monitoring happen on the office's daily routes rather than "when we're next in your area."
Camden County Wildlife FAQs
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Same-week inspection from our Cherry Hill headquarters. Humane, warrantied, owner-operated.