Fearless coyote entered through doggy door, killed dog
February 28, 2020
Reminder to stay vigilant.
A homeowner lost his dog after a coyote got into his house through his pet door. His other dog was seriously hurt.

Scott Goodling said a coyote came into his home through his doggy door and attacked his dog, Murphy, on Friday night.

It’s a second time Murphy has been attacked by a coyote, Goodling said, and Murphy has stitches everywhere.

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“He’s lucky to be alive. I mean, what dog survives two coyote attacks?” he said.

His 10-year-old malty-poo Sally is missing, and he suspects the coyote took her.

“She’s just the sweetest little dog, and she was just carried away. She is very tiny,” Goodling said.

Sally, a 10-year-old malty-poo, is missing and presumed dead after a coyote attack in a home.
A neighbor’s security video caught a pack of coyotes in the neighborhood around the same time Goodling’s dogs were attacked. The neighbor said his cat was killed by a coyote.

“Over the past year, they’ve really increased in numbers and especially became more brazen and bold,”Goodling said.

The neighborhood now wants city leaders to do something about the roaming coyotes.

-story from Jan. 2019. BUENA PARK, Cal. (KCAL/KCBS/CNN)

Where’s the California trappers?

ROFLMAO …!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Garry-

I wonder if un pressured and over populated bobcats will ever become so bold.

Got to keep the predators in check.

malty poo? hard to feel sympathy for anything called a malty poo. Couple years ago there was a news story about coyote trouble in a California town. So I emailed the city council and gave them references and told them i could kill coyotes. Told them I would make an annual trip to care of their problem if the price was right. Never did get a reply.

Those idiots deserve everything that happens to them.

Serves em right. They wanna ban trapping and protect everything furry and cute looking they can pay the consequences and the outrageous taxes/fees to have a government trapper take care of em.

Well everybody knows all you have to do is shake a can of change at them and they will run away. Duh

Contrast California's approach to predator management with South Dakota's program. I prefer the bounty program.

So true!

Need a smaller doggie door