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There is a snakeskin shed in my attic; what should I do?

NC Museum of Natural Sciences - Fun Stuff: FAQ Pages: Snakes
In North Carolina, chances are excellent that the snake involved is a rat snake. (Rat snake shed pictured at right) This species is an excellent climber and is responsible for most of the “snake-in-house” calls the Museum of Natural Sciences receives. If you need to verify the identification, collect as much of the shed as possible, put it in a protective container and send it to a science center or natural history museum for identification.
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Do they shed?

Neapolitan Mastiff Frequently Asked Questions
They have short hair and actually shed very little. The spring tends to be the worst time. While the new coat is growing the dog may appear lighter colored and spotted. The older hair that has not fallen off will lighten and the new hair will emerge a darker color.
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I found a squirrel nest with babies in my attic/garage/shed. What can I do?

The Wild Forever Foundation. Animal Rescue and Rehabilitatio...
Make the site unattractive to Mother Squirrel by using several of these tips: Leave lights on; Place a portable radio nearby set to a rock station, turning the volume on high; Knot up some rags or old socks, sprinkle them generously with ammonia and place them around the area. Without damaging the nest, gently move it 3-5" with a broom, so the mother knows it's been disturbed. Squirrels usually have an alternative nest site to which they can move their babies.
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I have a wild animal living in my attic, eaves, garage or shed. What can I do?

Wisconsin Humane Society - Common Urban Wildlife FAQs
Most animals gain access through pre-existing holes in rotten wood or loose panels. An animal usually opts to take up residence in your attic or garage because it wants a dark, quiet, warm place where it can be undisturbed. Fortunately, it is relatively easy to convince the animal to relocate. If it is winter, we recommend leaving the animal alone until the season warms; it may have a hard time finding a new home.
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This breed does not have an undercoat, but they do shed a tiny bit. Most Manchester Terriers only "blow coat" twice a year (spring and fall). With regular grooming, shedding is usually not a problem.
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Chicagoland Bearded Collie Club FAQ
Groomed properly, they shed minimally. Most of the dead hair will be removed by the comb and brush. The worst shed is when they lose their puppy coat, usually between nine months and eighteen months. This lasts for approximately two to three months. During this period, they often lose their cuddly appearance and look scraggly and ragged, losing hair from the top to the bottom, or from the front to the rear.
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Do raccoons shed?

REMO'S FAQ's
Not like a dog or a cat. Once a year in early spring the 'coon's coat "cracks". The dead hair of the winter coat comes out in clumps. In the wild, the den is lined with it to keep the newborns warm.
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Where is The Attic?

www.atticonline.com, Frequently Asked Questions
The Attic is located at Surfside Presbyterian Church on the second level of the new hall (the one perpendicular to bypass 17).
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Question : How do I take care of snakeskin boots?

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Answer : This is not hiking related, and certainly not something I know about, but may I suggest that you visit a good "upscale" shoe store for advice. You could also try a web site for your brand of boot. I'd think that the care is the same for alligator skin purses, boots, etc. A good leather cleaner and softener (conditioner) would seem applicable. Try a shoe retailer in your area. Sorry I can't be of more specific help. Bye.
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Shilohs have a double coat- a harsh outer coat with a soft downy undercoat. Sometimes the smooth coat lacks an undercoat. The smooth coats seem to shed a bit more, but that is not to say the plush coats don't shed...and the hair is longer. If you can't stand dog hair on your belongings this is not the breed for you! However a weekly grooming session usually keeps the hair under control.
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Mersey Standard Manchester Terriers
Yes, they do shed, however, not excessively. Most Manchester Terriers only "blow coat" twice a year (spring and fall). With properly grooming shedding is usually not a problem.
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East Devon Council - Housing FAQs
You need permission to build a garage, shed, fence, patio or other external construction. Please apply in writing with proposals to:
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New Jersey Bengal Cats,Bengal Breeders,NJ Bengals Kittens &a...
If you get a kitten with pelt and glitter I find they shed not at all. Just once a year usually in August to get their new coats. Very little owner grooming is necessary.
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Newf FAQ
Yes. The undercoat is shed at least once per year, known as "blowing coat." Grooming is extremely important at this time, as the dead coat must be brushed out or mats will form. It is possible to brush out a pile of hair which seems to be equal to the size of the dog being groomed, but this is not an ongoing condition. About ten minutes per day of brushing (a little more during the few weeks of shedding per year) will keep the coat glossy & healthy.
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High Hopes Cavaliers FAQ Page
Cavaliers will shed more in the summer months if left outside. Brushing helps keep dead hairs removed. They shed lightly in the winter.
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The amount of shedding depends on the type of the coat and where the dog lives. The coats can vary in the amt of density of undercoat and breeders can generally tell which puppies at birth will be the heaviest coated. If the dog lives outdoors especially in the cold weather, the spring shed will be profuse. If the dog lives inside most of the time, the shed will be much more moderate. Generally, the dogs shed in the Spring (March-June) and then have a very light shed in the Fall.
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I have bats in my attic. What should I do?

Frequently Asked Questions About BRD - USGS
Bats are among the world's least appreciated and most endangered animals. I suggest that you visit Bat Conservation International's Web site, which has links to a great deal of information on bats, including a link that provides information on how to find a reputable bat removal service -- one that does not harm the bats. Your local university extension office may also provide information and assistance. Our Web site contains much information on bats.
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Healthy Schips usually shed their undercoats twice a year--in the spring and again in the fall. (Their outer coats tend to shed more or less continuously, however, with frequent brushing, this rarely a problem.) A bitch who has whelped also will shed undercoat about two months after having her litter, and dogs who have been ill or undergone strong medication will sometimes shed following these events. If your Schip seems to shed more often or for too long, check with your vet.
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How Can a Men's Shed be Beneficial to a Retiree?

Mensheds Australia: FAQ's
Retirement, retrenchment, can be a frightening period in life particularly for men who have worked hard all their life. Work has consumed much of their time over their working life and they have had little time to develop new interests and hobbies, still others do not have the financial resources to build and equip their own shed.
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Why is a Men's Shed only for Men?

Mensheds Australia: FAQ's
Statistically men are falling through ‘the system’ and a lot is not known about why men have the medical problems they have. So the men's shed concept is aimed squarely at men and men's health issues. Many programs associated with men’s sheds are staffed by women. It is also interesting to observe that much of the support comes from women and families.
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DO THEY SHED? DO THEY CAUSE ALLERGIES?

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Schnauzers shed very little. They tend to cause fewer and less severe reactions in people allergic to dogs than breeds that shed more. Of course, anyone allergic to dogs should spend time around the breed before buying a Schnauzer because individual reactions vary widely.
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American White Shepherd Association
Oh my heavens, YES! Like other double-coated working breeds, the White Shepherd will shed its undercoat twice yearly, in late summer/early fall and then again in late winter/early spring. The dogs also shed their outer coat hairs (called "guard" hairs) on a continual basis. Unspayed bitches will shed more copiously just before they come into season.
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How is the virus shed by companion animals?

Avian influenza - Frequently asked questions
In experimentally infected cats, the virus was detected by swabbing nasal, pharyngeal (throat), and rectal tissues. "Shedding," as it applies to viruses, means that the animal's secretions and/or feces contain viral particles that may infect other animals or people. Although it has not been confirmed, it is reasonable to assume that virus may be shed in oral and respiratory secretions and feces from naturally infected cats.
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DO BTS SHED?

Border Terrier Frequently Asked Questions
The BT has a double coat; a soft, downy undercoat and a hard, wiry top coat. Any double-coated dog sheds, but shedding can be minimized with proper grooming. (See grooming question)
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