Winston-Salem Journal
Subscribe!
|
 
NewsNews

NC's biggest city experiencing influx of coyotes

»  Comments | Post a Comment

CHARLOTTE -- The North Carolina city that supports Panthers and Bobcats wants no part of the real four-legged predators roaming its neighborhoods.

Coyotes are terrorizing residents in Charlotte, who fear for their small children and animals.

Those residents are also discovering that county animal control doesn't respond to coyote calls, referring residents to state officials and private contractors who trap wildlife for a fee.

Several communities on the city's south side have been on alert. Residents in one neighborhood say a cat was eaten by a coyote several weeks ago, prompting the pet owner to circulate a flier warning residents.

Coyotes are not generally aggressive toward people, though a Union County man was bitten last year by a rabid one.

Terms and Conditions

Advertisement

 
View More: Charlotte, Disaster_Accident, Human Interest, Union County
Not what you're looking for? Try our quick search:
 
 

Advertisement

Reader Comments

*Facebook Account Required to Comment. If you are not already logged into Facebook, please click the comment button to do so.

Deal of the Day

Advertisement

 

More Ways to Connect

Advertisement

Breaking News Email Alerts

Breaking News Email Alerts

Get breaking news sent straight to your inbox!

 

Most Popular

ViewedNews
  • 1.Judge shuts down trial after jurors dress alike, one flirts with Edwards
  • 2.Evolution doubts criticized
  • 3.Final voyage: USS Iowa on way to final home
  • 4.Man jailed in 1979 death of missing boy
  • 5.Typical CEO pay last year? $9.6M

News and Features Galleries

Advertisement

Media General
KewlBoxBoxerJam: Games & Puzzles
Games, Puzzles & Trivia
Blockdot: Advergaming and Branded Media
Advergaming and Branded Media

MyYahoo!