Mosquito Joe of Rochester

Keep these mosquito hiding spots in mind as spring approaches.

MORNING UPDATE We can't thank our community enough for stepping up to help when our team rescued 90+ cats from a house fire in Perinton early yesterday morn...ing. As of this morning, the cats have been bathed and fed and are receiving essential veterinary care in our clinic. Some have already made their way into foster homes and local rescue groups! Our team is still hard at work caring for this influx of cats and kittens, and there are a number of ways you can help, too. Thank you! Make a gift: .lollypop.org/get-involved/community-care-alert Send essential supplies from our Amazon Wish List: amzn.to/3dBk2v4 (You can also support pets in need by shopping at your local Pet Supplies Plus, or through our Chewy.com wishlist: https://bit.ly/2MXlpMn) View cats currently waiting for homes: lollypop.org/adopt

What'll be going on in your backyard this spring? Grilling, starting a garden, baseball, completing the honey-do list? #wishingforspring

If you need help with social distancing here is an easy way to understand for dog owners.

We can all agree that we're excited sports are back! What game will you be watching this weekend to celebrate #NationalSportsDay?

TickSmart Tuesday's Tip of the day: TickSmart Tip#1: DRY CLOTHES FIRST - THEN WASH Most ticks are VERY sensitive to dryness. The very first action to take afte...r working in the yard is to strip clothing off and throw it in the dryer. Deer ticks are most susceptible, while American dog ticks, Lone Star ticks and other Amblyomma species are more robust. To be sure that each species achieves fatal crispiness, leave clothes in the dryer on high for 10 minutes. In our study, gas dryers got hotter than electric dryers, so you might want to add 5 minutes if you own an electric dryer. Believe it or not, ticks were not killed by washing, even in hot water. Clothing just left in the hamper or on the floor may put the next person to touch it at risk. Dry first - then wash. To see more TickSmart tips please visit our site: https://tickencounter.org/ticksmart/tips

Don’t let the chilly evenings convince you that you don’t need your pest control. Mosquitoes stick around for longer than you’d think! #DontStoptheMoJo

Even though Summer is over, the outdoor pests are still present! A big THANKS to our friend David with Mosquito Joe of Waukesha county for the tips!

Always great info! Thanks and Tick Check

Happy National Coffee Day! Celebrate today by caffeinating with a cup of Joe!

Don’t Stop the MoJo! Continue treatment until the end of the season to make sure there are as few mosquitoes and ticks on your property before hibernation. You will be happy you did come next season! https://mosquitojoe.com/dont-stop-the-mojo/

Today is National Business Women's Day! Anne Johnson of Mosquito Joe of Southeastern NC is one of our many female business owners. Who are some of the strong boss ladies you are going to celebrate today?

Happy National Dance Day! Don't dance around your mosquito and tick problem, let Mosquito Joe handle it! If not, you might look something like this

Thankfully, boot season and bug season don't overlap too much if you keep up your treatments!

Happy Grandparents day! Make sure to reach out to your grandparents to make this day as special as they are.

Haven’t seen a tick in a month or two? Maybe you’ve stopped protecting your pet? thought tick season was over? Well, I’ll be tick bit. Or maybe more correctly,... that’s the fate facing your pet-like this one in Connecticut. Normally, adult blacklegged tick activity explodes in early October, but this one is a month early. Please protect your pets now. Ticks are coming! http://bit.ly/Ticknado See more

Don’t let mosquitoes trick you into ending your service early! Continue your treatments to make your backyard itch-free all year long!