CT DEEP offers safety tips as coyote spotted in Westport
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says if you come across a coyote, never feed them and to teach kids to recognize them.
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Sep 22, 2023, 2:36 AM
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Updated 309 days ago
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7ds agoReports of a coyote sighting in Westport prompted officials to issue a safety warning.
A woman in Westport spotted the coyote and called Animal Control.
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says if you come across a coyote, never feed them and to teach kids to recognize them.
DEEP says you can try to scare them off by making loud noises.
