June 15, 2021 - Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor:
THEY’RE BACK!! COYOTE SIGHTINGS IN CULVER CITY
There have been coyote sightings recently in Culver City, serving as a reminder to us to keep our pets (especially cats) inside and make sure that our yards are free of food sources. The Culver City Police Department has been active in handling coyote problems by setting up a designated coyote sighting hotline at (310) 253-6141, as well as a Coyote Management Program that can be accessed at www.culvercitypd.org. Other CCPD contact information includes a direct email address which is animalservices@culvercity.org, and the general Culver City Animal Services telephone number: (310) 253-6143.
In addition, Dr. Eric Strauss and Dr. Melinda Weaver of the Center for Urban Resilience at Loyola Marymount University have been actively involved in monitoring and studying the activities of Culver City coyotes. Coyote information can also be found on the Friends of Culver City Animals website, www.friendsofculvercityanimals.org under the “Wildlife” tab.
Please keep yourselves and your pets safe, and do not hesitate to notify CCPD if you observe our coyote visitors.
Deborah Weinrauch, Director
Friends of Culver City Animals
info@friendsofculvercityanimals.org
888-893-9909
June 15, 2021 - Letter to the Editor
Dear Editor:
THEY’RE BACK!! COYOTE SIGHTINGS IN CULVER CITY
There have been coyote sightings recently in Culver City, serving as a reminder to us to keep our pets (especially cats) inside and make sure that our yards are free of food sources. The Culver City Police Department has been active in handling coyote problems by setting up a designated coyote sighting hotline at (310) 253-6141, as well as a Coyote Management Program that can be accessed at www.culvercitypd.org. Other CCPD contact information includes a direct email address which is animalservices@culvercity.org, and the general Culver City Animal Services telephone number: (310) 253-6143.
In addition, Dr. Eric Strauss and Dr. Melinda Weaver of the Center for Urban Resilience at Loyola Marymount University have been actively involved in monitoring and studying the activities of Culver City coyotes. Coyote information can also be found on the Friends of Culver City Animals website, www.friendsofculvercityanimals.org under the “Wildlife” tab.
Please keep yourselves and your pets safe, and do not hesitate to notify CCPD if you observe our coyote visitors.
Deborah Weinrauch, Director
Friends of Culver City Animals
info@friendsofculvercityanimals.org
888-893-9909
