Saturday, April 20, 2024

Hamilton Mountain dog owner sending warning for coyote attacks

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A woman on the Hamilton Mountain is warning fellow dog owners to keep a closer eye on their canines after her dog was attacked by a coyote.

Vanessa Bosso, who lives near Twenty Road and Miles Road on the mountain said that about two minutes after letting her dog Totti outside unattended she heard a loud cry and later found her nine-year-old Bichon Frise in a coyote’s mouth.

 

 

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