Mange coyote in Neighbourhood

So first time I've seen in person a badly mange coyote. The unpleasent part about it; the community in the neighbourhood has called constantly the city and animal control to have it removed. For over a month the calls have gone unanswered and it's still roaming in broad daylight where children are active on the streets, less recently due to its appearence.

It looks miserable (sickly) that it should be put down on the spot but another neighbour said it had more rights than I do..... f* off.

I hope the attachment is up.

That coyote is looking rough. Not only in a neighbourhood is it an issue but it doesn't look like it has much life left in it anyways. They are everywhere now though. I have had multiple run ins with this one in my neighbourhood while out in the mornings with the dog now

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The backlash I'm getting from liberal/ndp mindset in my town is ridicilous.

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Originally Posted by poltrojan

The backlash I'm getting from liberal/ndp mindset in my town is ridicilous.

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They're all know-nothings and that's how they think. Forget about talking reason to them,they're beyond that. The best way to handle them is simply shrug your shoulders and say "I'm not the least bit concerned because it'll be dead under your deck or shed quite soon. Then it's it's your problem. Have a nice day." Then watch the stunned effer look on their face. Believe me,it's worth it.

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Originally Posted by poltrojan

The backlash I'm getting from liberal/ndp mindset in my town is ridicilous.

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Best advise I can give is stop caring about what a Liberal thinks... :)

boy that yote looks like the walking dead.

The worst thing there that other animals (dogs and cats) and even humans can get mange.

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Originally Posted by Fisherman

The worst thing there that other animals (dogs and cats) and even humans can get mange.

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Yep-and with all the hoopla and PR stunts they are selling -none cares, who actually can do something