Abstract: A rodent removal device for directing a rodent away from a dwelling includes an elongated tubular member having a first end and a second end. The first end is open. An opening extends into the tubular member. A cover is positionable over the opening. The cover has an inner surface having a coupling member attached thereto. A scented material may be releasably attached to the coupling member. A plurality of conduits is fluidly coupled to and extends outwardly from the tubular member. Each of the conduits has an open free end. A plurality of door assemblies selectively opens or closes the conduits. Each of the assemblies is mounted in one of the conduits. The tubular member may be positioned along an upper edge of a wall of the dwelling. A rodent may enter one of the conduits and may exit only through the first end of the tubular member.