A homeowner in Allen, Texas reports animals tearing apart backyard cushions, removing fabric and stuffing. The yard is fenced, and squirrels and birds are common visitors.
Squirrels are the prime suspects. They commonly shred cushions and outdoor fabrics for nesting material, especially in spring and fall.
For detailed guidance, visit icwdm.org (Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management). High-resolution photos would help confirm the species and damage pattern.
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