How We Reunite Wildlife Families | The Baby Box Method @SkedaddleWildlife
How We Reunite Wildlife Families | The Baby Box Method  @SkedaddleWildlife
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Every spring and summer, wildlife babies are born in hidden spaces in homes and how they’re handled makes all the difference.

In this video, we show how Skedaddle’s baby box method helps safely remove baby raccoons, squirrels, and skunks while keeping wildlife families together. Instead of separating mothers from their young, our process ensures babies are carefully removed and placed in a secure, weather-protected box right near the entry point, so their mother can find and relocate them to a new den.

This humane approach is essential because young wildlife are completely dependent on their mothers for survival. By using baby boxes and one-way doors, we allow the mother to safely retrieve her babies and continue raising them in the wild exactly as nature intended.

🐾 What you’ll see in this video:

How technicians locate hidden baby animals
Why hands-on removal is necessary for young wildlife
How the baby box works step-by-step
The moment mothers reunite with their babies

👉 Want to learn more about how the baby box works and why it’s so important?
Check out our full blog here:
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If you suspect wildlife in your home, especially during baby season, always contact a professional to ensure the safety of both your family and the animals.
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