bird control specialist and wildlife expert
Wildlife Management
PEACEMAKERS BETWEEN HUMANS AND THE WILD
As urbanisation takes precedence over forested spaces, development of human homes supersedes natural homes of our native wildlife, resulting in increasing conflicts. We step in to mediate and resolve those wildlife interactions. Trained specifically in the handling of wildlife, our team rescues, removes and shepherds these animals.
If you need help with managing animals within your commercial building or homes, we are here for you.
Whatever the need, we will find the solution. speak to us today.
Service range
ANIMAL RESCUE
Animals sometimes get trapped in tricky situations. A cat on a building's ledge, a python in a drain? We've got the tools and expertise to extricate.
DOG MANAGEMENT
Roaming wild dogs can be daunting in our urban environment. As predators, they not only disturb the ecosystem but also transmit diseases to other wildlife.
RELOCATION / REMOVAL
Discovered an uninvited palm civet cat or bats up in your roof? A barn owl nesting in your factory? We are able to trap and relocate them back to safety.
ANIMAL TRAPPING
As our urban spaces gets intertwined with the natural environment, we often encounter wild animals in places that are unsafe among human traffic. At Mastermark, we are able to trap and relocate them to where they should be.
CAT SAFETY
Cat safety nets and protection are essential to keep your pet cat safe in high-rise residences. Our nets are made of high quality materials that stand the test of time.
WILDLIFE EXCLUSION
Wildlife constantly entering urban vicinities can be unsafe for both people and animals alike. We work together with your building management and homes to ensure reduced trespassing of wildlife.
Common Wildlife
Found in Singapore
Snakes
Wild Boars
Wild Dogs
Monitor Lizards
Civet Cats
Bats
Monkeys
In the event that any wildlife has traspassed into your building or home, please contact
Do not attempt to trap or kill the animal. In accordance to the new Wildlife Act, Singapore, members of the public are prohibited to trap wildlife animals.
