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Do raccoons and opossums have the potential for rabies, and should they be left to professionals to trap and relocate?

April 26, 2017Left opossums potential professionals rabies raccoons relocate trap

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Do raccoons and opossums have the potential for rabies, and should they be left to professionals to trap and relocate?

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Yes, most wildlife has the potential of rabies infection. Wildlife can also attack when they feel their territory or babies are in danger. It is best for a trained, experienced person to handle trapping and relocation.