Animal facilities have always been a hub for rodent infestation.  They have storage of animal food, plenty of water and usually lots of harborage for small animals.  We have learned that animal facility managers daily battle the issue of non-poison strategies.  The cost of trapping and removing rodents, extensive exclusion improvements, and morale depressant for staff and volunteers.

We have engaged in multiple animal care facility projects, including with one of the largest animal rescue operations in the US and are over 3 years into our first fertility control only solution to rodent infestation.  We have reduced rodent population levels way below 90% and have almost no activity in one facility.  We have joined with scientists and wildlife managers to measure the impact to the two Los Angeles facilities of their stunning success of the program.  We have engaged evolutionary biologists, geneticists, organic chemists, anthropologists, phycologists,  neuroscientists, wildlife tracking experts and veterinarians to produce the most comprehensive impact analyses to be published and shared with all.  We have met their problem where they are and dedicated to solving it.