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The City is raising awareness about its response to animal cruelty and the care provided to vulnerable animals.

Learn about ways to share outdoor areas with Canada geese and prevent any aggressive encounters.

Special benefits will be offered to pet adopters and current pet owners during the Adopt‑a‑thon.

Tick season is here. As it gets warmer, remember to check yourself and your pets for ticks often.

Coyote denning season has started. Learn what to expect and how to respond calmly and safely.

Feeding wildlife, especially coyotes, can lead to serious problems for both people and animals.

Increased coyote activity is expected in January and February. Find safety tips and report sightings to help keep our communities safe.

As residents prepare for forecasted cold temperatures, it’s important to remember pet safety.

If you’re thinking about welcoming a furry friend into your home this holiday season, take a moment to ensure you’re prepared for the responsibility and ready to give them the loving start they deserve.

Coyotes will go where food is easy to find, including outdoor malls, restaurants and plazas. Discarded food litter, waste and intentional feeding can attract coyotes and other wildlife to these busy areas, posing a public safety concern.