Little Dog being eaten by Coyotes

[Charissa Levin]

It was dust, my Dodger and my little Chester was so upset (Barking and howling).  As I tried to stop them, I hear a high tone bark, this bark was (FRIGHT) this little guy I couldn’t see amongst the avocado trees, as I climb up looking over my wall I can hear him running due to the rustlings of the leaves.  He was being attached and chased he barked and cried.  (THIS IS THE MOST HOPELESSNESS AS THIS SICKENING FEELING ENTER UP AND DOWN MY BODY)….He stopped.  My 2 dogs were still VERY VERY upset and just kept on with it.  GOD I wish I could have done something.  I’ve seen these Coyotes crossing our streets, running up and down the hills; one was spotted right by the soccer field by the High School.  If anyone have any suggestions or would like to help me with doing something about these Coyotes, please email me at CharissaLLevin@gmail  or call my cell (909) 225-5979, and we’ll get together.  Thanks.

[Sam Abbo]

I am so sorry to hear about your little dog.

[Brian Swanson]

I'm sorry to hear about the little dog that the coyotes ate.  However we live in a wildland area, right up against the groves and open space.  One of the charms of living here is the ability to see wildlife up close.  It's thrilling and soothing to hear the owls and coyotes calling at night.  Owls, snakes and lizards, frogs croaking, and coyotes and turkeys are our neighbors.  Dogs are required to be restrained at all times (leashed or fenced).  Loose dogs poop on neighbors lawns, and sometimes bite pedestrians.  So, as upsetting as the scene was, wildlife are a part of life on "the frontier".  Many people would oppose any efforts to harm our coyotes, simply because someone lost their pet.