How do I get the raccoon in my garage to stop peeing on my car besides killing it?

Question

How do I get the raccoon in my garage to stop peeing on my car besides killing it?

Answer 1

Call your local animal control,they will set a trap and relocate this racoon for you.

Answer 2

If you live with wild animals you are going to get treated like a wild animal. That's HIS way of saying that its HIS car, because its in HIS home. It doesn't take too much Imagination to figure out how to resolve this problem.

You probably shouldn't have let him get in there in the first place.

Answer 3

close the door at night this way no creature will venture in the garage, get a few boxed of moth balls and sit them open in the corners, the smell will repel some animals , like skunks and raccoons

Answer 4

Call animal control and have them catch and release it elsewhere...or your conservation agency and they will...

Answer 5

make your garage non -accessible to the raccoon

Answer 6

Where I live, there was recently a problem with too many Canadian geese on the lawn of an expensive building in the city.  The rich people got annoyed because of all the goose p**p, but they couldn't do anything about the geese because they were protected by law.  So what did they do?  They sprayed grape Kool-aid all over the sidewalks.  For some reason, the geese didn't like this and, with a last angry honk, they went elsewhere.  

Try to find a raccoon repellent.  Moth balls sound like a good idea, as do this product "shake away" that smells like coyotes, so it scares them away:  http://www.critter-repellent.com/raccoon...

Basically, all I'm saying is that you want to repell your animal, not ship it away.  Animal control can pick up and cart away all the raccoons it likes.  If you've got a litter of them, then they'll keep coming back and peeing on your car.  So you want to repell the raccoon, not remove it, since removing it just leaves a hole in the ecosystem for something else to come and pee on your car.

Answer 7

Sprinkle ground pepper on ground where you park and in the general area around it the raccoon is likely to use for access.  It won't like the smell, but won't actually suffer any long term harm.

Pepper spray on the tires themselves would be an added disincentive.