A coyote pup was recently rescued from a backyard in San Francisco. The young animal had been trapped for four days. The homeowners were away on vacation during this time, leaving the coyote pup alone and scared.
Animal Care and Control responded to the situation and freed the juvenile coyote, which was found curled up and exhausted. For more information on this incident, readers can refer to The San Francisco Standard.
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