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Twp. of Washington NJ, according to Twp. of Washington Police a coyote has recently been sighted near Colonial Boulevard and S. Chestnut Street, prompting a reminder to stay cautious, especially if you have pets or young children. While coyotes are usually wary of people, they may venture into residential areas in search of food, so it’s essential to take steps to keep your family and pets safe.
What to Do if You Spot the Coyote
If you encounter the coyote, avoid approaching it. Remember, it’s best to give these wild animals space so they can find their way back to their natural habitats without interference.
Coyote Safety Tips
Here are some simple precautions you can take:
- Keep Pets Indoors: Especially at night, when coyotes are more active.
- Secure Trash and Pet Food: Avoid leaving food sources outside that may attract wildlife.
- Supervise Outdoor Time: If your pets need to go outside, stay close and keep an eye on them.
Let’s all do our part to help keep our community safe for both residents and wildlife. Please note, the image shown is not of the actual coyote spotted in our area!
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Similar alert needed for the thirsty cougars in Ridgewood.
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saw something on N monroe yesterday. coyote or a fox
We got plenty of two legged rats working for the Village Of Ridgewood, just amazing how they walk around sneaky BackStabbers, how do they live with themselves? They know who they are that’s OK we have our eyes on them. One day in a dark alley they will see a ghost