BURLINGTON — Chief Michael Kent and the Burlington Police Department would like to remind residents of several important safety tips after a wild animal attacked a resident’s dog yesterday.
Concord Police Warn Residents About Coyotes Following Attacks on Dogs
CONCORD – Chief Joseph O’Connor and the Concord Police Department would like to advise residents to be vigilant while at the Estabrook Road trail after several dogs were attacked by a coyote this week.
Gloucester Police Provide Safety Tips for Encountering Wildlife
GLOUCESTER — Interim Chief John McCarthy and the Gloucester Police Department would like to offer community members several important safety tips to use to protect themselves, pets and homes from incidents involving wildlife.
Gloucester Police Warn Residents After Dog is Killed by Coyote
GLOUCESTER — Mayor Sefatia Romeo Theken, Interim Chief John McCarthy and the Gloucester Police Department are advising residents to keep a careful watch on all pets after a resident’s dog was killed by a coyote last night.
Arlington Police Warn Residents About Coyotes Following Attack on Dog
ARLINGTON — After a coyote attack this morning, which resulted in the loss of one family’s dog, Chief Frederick Ryan and the Arlington Police Department, along with the Animal Control Officer Kathryn Kozikowski, would like to remind the community to be vigilant with their pets while outdoors.
Groveland Police Alerting Residents to Aggressive Coyote
Groveland Police Department Robert Kirmelewicz, Chief Public Safety Building 181 Main St Groveland, MA 01834 For Immediate Release Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2015 Contact: John Guilfoil Phone: 617-993-0003 Groveland Police Alerting Residents to Coyote Incidents Two Residents Reported Interactions with Aggressive Animal Should be Considered Dangerous, Rabid GROVELAND — Police Chief Robert Kirmelewicz reports that the […]