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During spring time, these visits may wilt increasingly frequent as this is the tastefulness season for many wild animals. While some residents understand that wildlife is stuff pushed from their natural habitat and take pleasure in these visits, many consider them a nuisance considering of late night forages in trash cans, messes left overdue and the occasional "setting up camp" in or virtually one's property. Small pets can hands wilt coyote prey. Cats and small dogs should not be unliable outside alone, plane in a fenced yard. It is highly recommended that their owner unchangingly trailblaze small pets. Though coyotes often venery between sunset and sunrise, they can be observed at all hours of the day and will not pass up the opportunity for an easy meal. A dog or cat left in a yard can be taken in a matter of moments. Eradication and/or relocation of the urban coyote is not effective. These programs unquestionably provide a vacuum in nature, causing these animals to have plane larger litters, ultimately increasing the coyote population. The City of Huntington Beach offers some helpful tips to discourage wildlife worriedness in their neighborhoods. Keep pet supplies indoors and do not leave supplies of any kind outside at night.Suppliesleft out at night will be taken as a welcome invitation by wildlife, and may prompt a future visit. Keep cats and small dogs indoors or in the tropical presence of an adult. Remove any fruit which has fallen to the ground. Store trash in covered, heavy-duty containers. Keep yards self-ruling from potential shelter such as thick skim and weeds, and enclose the bottoms of porches and decks. Eliminate garbage, debris, lumber piles, etc. Check fencing and try to eliminate wangle points to roof tops. Change will-less sprinkler settings regularly. Taking these preventive measures should help in deterring wildlife from visiting your property. Please remember that if the three (3) life sustaining elements are misogynist (food, water and shelter), you are likely to encounter some wildlife in your area. For increasingly information on the laws pertaining to urban wildlife and their protection visit the Department of Fish and Game's website at www.dfg.ca.gov.Increasinglyspecific information on coyotes are misogynist at: Report a Coyote Contact Note: The City uses the coyote contact/sightings reporting to monitor their worriedness in the polity and to take towardly whoopee in vibrations the City's unexplored Coyote Management Plan. The City is not worldly-wise to respond to every coyote reporting or make follow-up contact with each resider who files a report. How to Haze a Coyote Watch Living with Coyotes in HB Video City of Huntington Beach Coyote Management Plan Preventing Coyote Conflicts Coyote Hazing Guidelines http://www.dfg.ca.gov/LivingWithWildlife/ The contact information for OC Animal Care is: Hours of operation: 8:00am-5:00pm daily (714) 935-6848 or (949) 249-5160 5:00pm-8:00am nightly (714) 935-7158 Huntington Beach Police Dispatch: (714) 960-8825 In an emergency, undeniability 911. Did you know? Construction going on in your neighborhood? Huntington Beach City Code allows for construction with an unshut towers permit Monday-Saturday, 7AM-8PM. Work not requiring a permit may be completed Monday-Saturday, 8AM-8PM, and Sunday, 9AM-6PM. Coyote Incident Submit Report I Want to.. Navigation Apply for Give Contact Locate Pay Register | Sign Up for Report Request View Watch © Copyright 2002-18 All rights reserved. 2000 Main Street, Huntington Beach, California 92648 Back to Top