Parks department: We have to live with coyotes

After series of attacks, the four-legged canines have been talk of the nabe

By Sachi McClendon

Posted 12/8/22

Coyote panic continues to be felt in Riverdale. Online, several animal owners have recently told tales of aggressive interactions with the canines. Most recently, on Sukkot, a small dog was killed around Fieldston by a pack and left uneaten blocks away from the incident.

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