Stratford FD rescues coyote from waters near Brewers Marina
Stratford Animal Control says the Stratford Fire Department was in the area performing training exercises and fished out the coyote, who was exhausted and freezing.
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21h agoA coyote found struggling to swim near Brewers Marina in Stratford will be released back into the wild.
Stratford Animal Control says the Stratford Fire Department was in the area performing training exercises and fished out the coyote, who was exhausted and freezing.
Animal control was able to warm up, feed and hydrate the coyote.
They describe him as robust and ready to run.
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