On Thursday, March 26, a resident of Park Place reported her dog was chased and injured by two coyotes the day before.
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Monday, March 30, 2015
In wake of coyote attack, Ansonia police urge residents to vaccinate pets
ANSONIA - The Ansonia Police and Animal Control Officer would like to warn residents
about making sure their pets are up to date on their vaccinations.
On Thursday, March 26, a resident of Park Place reported her dog was chased and injured by two coyotes the day before.
Due to the fact that many people let their pets outside, vaccinations
should be up to date, police said. Care should also be taken when letting animals out of
the house. If possible, the animals should be on a leash and attended to by the
owner.
Persons should refrain from approaching any type of wild animals if they are
located. Please contact the Ansonia Police Department if there are any issues
pertaining to wild animals or contact is made with pets or humans.
The number to the Ansonia Police Department is 203-735-1885.
On Thursday, March 26, a resident of Park Place reported her dog was chased and injured by two coyotes the day before.
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