Michigan Dead Animal Removal Service Areas
Michigan Dead Animal Removal dispatches same-day carcass removal across 5 Michigan metros. Each location page documents the local pickup ordinance, dispatch hub, response time, and species most frequently called in for that metro.
Metros We Serve
Grand Rapids, MI
Kent — metro pop ~1,090,000
TODO_EXPAND — Grand Rapids metro (Kent/Ottawa counties). Grand River corridor + Riverside Park + the wooded suburban edge drive year-round wildlife pressure. Deer-vehicle collision…
Grand Rapids details →Lansing, MI
Ingham — metro pop ~540,000
TODO_EXPAND — Lansing/East Lansing metro (Ingham/Eaton/Clinton counties). Grand River + Red Cedar River corridors and the MSU-area greenbelt bring deer + raccoon pressure. Deer-veh…
Lansing details →Flint, MI
Genesee — metro pop ~406,000
TODO_EXPAND — Flint metro (Genesee County). Flint River corridor + the rural-suburban edge in Grand Blanc, Flushing and Fenton drive deer and raccoon calls. Deer-vehicle collisions…
Flint details →Ann Arbor, MI
Washtenaw — metro pop ~370,000
TODO_EXPAND — Ann Arbor metro (Washtenaw County). The Huron River corridor + Ann Arbor's extensive nature-area system produce notably high urban deer density (the city runs a well-…
Ann Arbor details →Kalamazoo, MI
Kalamazoo — metro pop ~265,000
TODO_EXPAND — Kalamazoo metro (Kalamazoo County). Kalamazoo River corridor + the wooded Oshtemo/Texas Township edge drive wildlife pressure. Deer-vehicle collisions on I-94, US-131…
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