When officers arrived at the San Francisco home, "the coyote tried to hide in a wall, thinking he was invisible," San Francisco Animal Care and Control wrote in a Sept. 8 Facebook post. "Happily, it wasn't a very effective hiding place," officials said. The situation highlighted the interaction between urban wildlife and residents, as well as the care of local officials in rescuing the animal.
"But we have a sunken yard, so the animal couldn't jump high enough to get up the wall," Pomeroy told the outlet. This detail illustrates the challenges faced by urban wildlife in navigating man-made environments that can trap them.
"Don't do this at home - leave it to the pros," officials urged. This statement emphasizes the importance of professional intervention in wildlife rescue, reminding the public about safety and expertise required during such situations.
"Their smiles and care for the animals of this City and its people is incredible," the resident said in a message to officials. "Really truly was wonderful to watch." This resident's feedback underscores the positive community impact of animal control and their dedication to wildlife care.
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