City hall warned residents to avoid McCarthy Woods and hydro corridors between Riverside Drive in the west and McCarthy Road in the east.
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City hall said it would let people know when the operation was over, but in the meantime warned residents to avoid the McCarthy Woods area and hydro corridors between Riverside Drive in the west and McCarthy Road in the east. “Animal owners are asked to keep their small pets indoors or otherwise on-leash and under direct supervision, especially at night,” the city said.— a small dog and a cat — within three weeks in August and September. It was unclear whether the sightings involved one or more animals.Article content
The City of Ottawa received 476 complaints about coyotes last year and 341 complaints between Jan. 1 and Sept. 11 this year.the possibility of implementing a “proactive coyote management strategy”If a coyote isn’t captured within a few days, it’s likely because the animal is either wary of the equipment used or it wasn’t put in the right place.
“In cases of targeted wildlife management operations where the animal is not captured within a few days, equipment must be removed for a short period of time and relocated before resuming the operation,” Roger Chapman, the city’s director of By-law and Regulatory Services, said in a written statement.
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