Tensions grow over coyotes' wellbeing in Wildwood: "I don't want to kill them"
Tensions over the well-being of coyotes in Wildwood, New Jersey, are up.
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Tensions over the well-being of coyotes in Wildwood, New Jersey, are up.
Coyote concerns have been raised over the last few weeks in Wildwood, New Jersey. As Labor Day weekend is here, officials are warning residents not to feed the animals. CBS News Philadelphia's Joe Holden reports.
Cheltenham police said they received multiple reports of an aggressive coyote in the Wyncote section of Cheltenham Township.
Police in Marple Township are asking residents to remain vigilant because there may be others.
The last sighting was in the 800 block of Lewis Lane in Rosemont, according to a tweet from police.
The dog park was closed after the attack.
North Wildwood police say coyotes typically are skittish around people and stay away from them but they're warning pet owners to keep their cats inside and their dogs close to them when out walking.
A wild coyote allegedly is on the prowl in North Wildwood.
Michael Chiklis discusses his new show, 'Coyote,' available now on CBS All Access.
Police have captured a coyote after it was spotted roaming South Philadelphia on Thursday morning.
The coyote was spotted Friday on the beach between 39th and 40th Streets.
A woman at the Jersey Shore was caught off guard Saturday morning when she spotted a coyote near her vacation home in Wildwood Crest.
John Zoig, from Saddle River, says he was doing yard work when the animal attacked him, leaving three puncture wounds in his leg.
Authorities euthanized a coyote after it attacked a New Jersey man.
New Jersey health officials are advising residents of coyote sightings in Monmouth County.
Wayne residents are on the alert for a coyote on the prowl in their Main Line neighborhood.
