Humane, Natural, and Organic Animal and Insect Control
Ants, cockroaches, wasps, and bees are fascinating animals who play a vital role in the ecosystem and provide many beneficial “services,” including pollinating fruits and vegetables and defending trees against harmful insects. Ants, wasps, and bees cooperate with their colonies and hivemates to find food and defend their homes against predators. Cockroaches are extremely adaptive and have been on Earth for approximately 400 million years.
If ants, cockroaches, wasps, or bees are calling your house “home,” there’s no need to resort to cruel and toxic pesticides or traps. Like all animals, these tiny beings suffer when they are poisoned, trapped, or otherwise killed. Pesticides can be hazardous to humans and other animals and, like all killing methods, don’t solve the problem, since more insects will soon move in to fill the vacancy left by those who were killed.
Humane control methods—including removing food and water sources, sealing entry points, and repelling insects with safe and natural substances that you probably already have in your home—are much kinder and will keep “uninvited guests” out for good. Learn more about these interesting insects and how you can coexist peacefully with them.
Please reach out to Alcovi Capital and politely urge them to immediately remove all glue traps from the property and implement humane methods instead.
Urge Mobile city officials to scrap the effort to kill these wild animals and instead focus on humane measures.
Urge members of the English Montreal School Board to immediately remove all glue traps from school properties, and to implement humane methods instead.
Despite being advised that glue traps cause prolonged suffering, the English Montreal School Board allegedly continues to deploy these vile devices throughout various schools in their district, apparently in response to the reported presence of rodents. Glue traps are notoriously cruel, dangerous devices that cause animals to suffer immensely. They indiscriminately inflict terrifying deaths on … Read more »
Update (February 18, 2025): PETA has just confirmed that all of the traps have been removed! Thank you to all who spoke out for animals! Original post: Centennial at 5th Apartments in Las Vegas, Nevada, has reportedly hired a contractor to deploy traps and remove pigeons who are simply trying to survive in the area. In … Read more »
Update (January 31, 2025): Birds were reportedly trapped behind bird-deterrent netting that had apparently fallen into disrepair at Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue Subway station, in New York City. We’re told that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is working with the contractor to resolve the issue. Thank you to all who spoke up! Original post: PETA has received … Read more »
