We have a Coyote Nuisance Management and Response Plan Policy aimed at supporting co-existence with urban coyotes by:
- Using education
- Behavior modification
- A tiered response to coyote behavior
We encourage you to eliminate attractants on your property and to re-instill coyote’s fear of humans though hazing efforts. Please share this information with friends and neighbors; minimizing interactions is most effective when we work together.
Report a Coyote Incident
If your pet is attacked or nuisance behavior occurs, we will engage an animal removal specialist to attempt to locate and remove the coyote. You can also report the instance to the Department of Natural Resources at the Wildlife Hotline: email [email protected] or call 608-267-0866.
Nuisance coyote behavior is a pattern of aggressive activity that has been documented through multiple reports of:
- Threatening interactions towards humans:
- Growling
- Baring teeth
- Lunging
- Scratching
- Flanking
- Chasing
- Biting
- A verified pet attack/injury
- A human attack