TchiaKousky's Animal & Critter Control, LLC

10/11/2025

🚨🚨Cold Weather Critter Alert: Protect Cats and Cars!🚨🚨

A Public Safety Message from TchiaKousky’s Animal & Critter Control LLC.

As temperatures drop, our furry, four-legged neighbors—especially feral and outdoor cats—look for any available source of warmth. Unfortunately, one of the most common and dangerous places they seek refuge is within the warm engine compartment of parked vehicles.

Starting a car with an animal inside can lead to severe injury or fatality for the cat, and potentially cause thousands of dollars in damage to belts, hoses, and mechanical components. Please follow these essential steps before starting your vehicle during cold weather:

✋5 Critical Tips: The "Hood Check" Protocol

🐾 1. The Gentle Tap (Mandatory)

Before you unlock your car, make it a habit to firmly tap, knock, or thump on the hood and fenders of your vehicle, particularly near the tires. This small action is usually enough to startle a sleeping cat and encourage it to leave the area without harming them.

🐾 2. Honk Briefly

If you have an older or louder vehicle, a quick, light tap on the horn can serve as an additional warning. This sound often motivates animals to retreat from the engine bay.

🐾 3. Check Underneath

If you see paw prints on the hood or snow around your car, quickly glance under the vehicle, especially around the tires and wheel wells, as cats also hide there for shelter.

🐾 4. Give Them Time to Evacuate

After tapping and honking, wait a few seconds before starting the engine. A startled cat needs a moment to fully wake up, orient itself, and safely climb out of the cramped engine space.

🐾 5. Secure Your Garage

If you park in a garage, ensure the doors are sealed tightly and checked periodically for gaps. A secure garage not only protects your car but also prevents animals from entering and nesting in other dangerous areas, such as stored equipment or insulation.

🪷Ashbrooke & Wellington Subdivisions, please email us @gmail.com; as our phone line have been experiencing technical difficulties. We apologize for any inconvenience.

TchiaKousky Williams Sr.
TchiaKousky’s Animal & Critter Control LLC

20/09/2025

Currently at large in the Ashbrooke Subdivision. Neither has on collars with tags of ownership nor rabies inoculation. Both are males. If you know the dogs owners, please contact us at 601-407-8046.

22/07/2025

🚨🚨🚨 LOOSE COW 🚨🚨🚨

Ashbrooke Subdivision

This cow is currently loose in the Trials of Ashbrooke. Please do not approach. We’re working closely with Madison County Sheriff’s Department to identify an owner. Thank You.

Update: the Bull is currently in the Saddlebrook Subdivision; off of Dewees Rd. We have cattle wranglers/dogs on the way. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

🎈FINAL UPDATE🎈

The owner of the cow has been informed and the animal was successfully wrangled by none other than Grady Smith and Crew from ! Thank You to the Madison County Sheriff Randy Tucker and Deputies for assisting as well. Working together truly works.

16/07/2025

🚨Northwind of WELLINGTON SUBDIVISION🚨

Two dogs are currently out and this haven’t been the first time. Per HOA Covenants and Madison County Ordinances; all animals must be on a leash and under control.

03/07/2025

🧨🎇🎆Pets & 🎆 🎇🧨
Tomorrow is a day of celebration and families will use fireworks. If you’re a pet owner, please take the necessary precautions now. I’ve listed just a few below.🙂

What Owners Can Do to Protect Pets:

🐾Create a Safe Space:
Provide a quiet, secure indoor space for pets away from windows and doors, potentially using a crate or a designated room.

🐾Provide Distractions:
Offer familiar toys, calming music, or white noise to help mask the sounds of fireworks.

🐾Stay with Pets:
Provide comfort and reassurance during fireworks displays, especially for pets that are particularly sensitive to loud noises.

🐾Consider Medication:
Consult with a veterinarian about anti-anxiety medication or calming aids for pets with severe phobias.

🐾Secure Pets:
Ensure pets are microchipped and have proper identification tags in case they escape during a fireworks display.

28/06/2025

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨Excessive Barking🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

💐Ashbrooke Subdivision💐

We’ve received several complaints regarding Excessive Barking in the area 100 block of Ashbrooke Blvd/Mulberry Lane.

🐾Please be considerate of your neighbors; as some may have children, elderly, or disabled.

🐾Excessive Barking is a violation of not only Ashbrooke Subdivision’s Covenant; as it relates to animals, but also Madison County Ordinances regarding Platted Subdivisions.

If anyone have any info, please PM us. Thank You.

Ashbrooke Homeowner's Association

08/06/2025

Rat snakes are hands down our favorite snake.

Did you know that Rat Snakes are skilled climbers and incredibly beneficial to have around your yard, posing no threat to humans?

11/05/2025

This fella is running around in the Trails of Ashbrooke. Ashbrooke Homeowner's Association

27/01/2025

🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾Lost Dog🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

This baby is currently out in Northwind of Wellington. In the area of Clearview Drive.

Wellington MS

20/01/2025

22/11/2024

🐾🐾🐾🐾FREEZE WARNING 🐾🐾🐾🐾

Ashbrooke Homeowner's Association
Wellington MS

🐾Madison County is under a Freeze Warning for tonight.

🐾Please remember to bring your fur babies indoors.

🐾 If you live in an area with a lot of stray cats/kittens; please perform a courtesy knock on your vehicles hood prior to starting. (Stray cats will find warmth under vehicles hood.)