Rodent posion doesn’t just kill mice, it also kills the animals who eat mice.

IS WILDLIFE POISON

RODENT POISON

Rat or mouse eats rodenticide

Rodent becomes lethargic or dies, but poison stays
in body

Predator feeds on poisoned rodent

Predator becomes sick or dies

Rodenticide Free New Hampshire is working to end the use of dangerous rodenticides through public education, advocacy, and legislative efforts.

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Wildlife rehabilitators take in poisoned animals all the time, and most of these animals die. Those who get released are often poisoned again.

Tragically, these visible cases are just the tip of the iceberg — untold numbers of wild animals die silently in the woods, unseen and uncounted.

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Fix the root problem and stop paying for poison

Endlessly refilling bait stations is a lucrative business, not only for the pest control industry but also for poison manufacturers, like Bell Labs.

Step 1

Keep ‘Em Out

Step 2

Cut Off Food

Step 3

Let Nature Help

Invite owls, hawks, and other natural rodent controllers by installing owl nesting boxes or perches.

Step 4

Limit Numbers

Try repellents such as Mouse Magic or Nature’s Defense.
Use single or multi-animal live traps.
Keep the population small by using fertility control, such as Evolve or ContraPest.

Step 5

No Glue Traps!

Glue traps are so cruel they’re banned in many countries! Trapped animals can suffer for days — some even chew off limbs trying to escape.

Step 6

Call an Expert

Don’t have time to handle it yourself? Call a wildlife control professional who uses humane methods and never poison.