Title: How Do I Get Rid of Moles Inside My House? | Hunker
Headings: How Do I Get Rid of Moles Inside My House?
How Do I Get Rid of Moles Inside My House?
If you think you have a mole in your home, chances are....you don't.
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Mole, Vole, and Shrew Control
Trapping Moles
Trapping Shrews
Trapping Voles

Content: But unlike mice and shrews, voles are carnivorous, often eating grubs and other underground insect life. Mole, Vole, and Shrew Control
On the off-hand chance that a mole gets into your house, keep in mind that it arrived here by mistake and that t he mole would much rather be outside; the same is true for shrews and voles. Unlike mice and rats, these animals are more at home in the ground than they are in your walls, although an errant shrew or vole may take shelter in your insulation in winter to get out of the cold. Advertisement
To encourage the critter to go back outside, put your food away—especially grains and vegetables— and leave a door ajar. If possible, arrange the furniture to create an easy-to-follow pathway to the door. If that doesn't work—and if you don't have a police cat—you can try trapping a shrew or a vole, although success at this will be a long shot. Trapping Moles
There is really no way to trap a mole that's accidentally wandered inside, and you really don't even need to try. Just open the door and let it go outside, perhaps coaxing it with a broom if it seems confused. Once it figures out how to get there, the animal will be thrilled to escape.