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Date Posted: 20:45:21 04/13/03 Sun
Author: chattyf
Subject: Wild animals do live in the cities now. (m)
In reply to: donnabelle70 's message, "DH & I took Spenser to the playground yesterday and a COYOTE went running by the playground! (m)" on 18:38:34 04/13/03 Sun

When we lived in Victoria they kept having Cougars coming right into the downtown area. It wasn't like downtown was surrounded by trees either. Victoria is on the tip of Vancouver Island. The sad part was they usually had to destroy these animals as they were dangerous. They were usually young male cats who were starving.

We have lots of wild animals here and the most dangerous ones I've ever seen are the human kind.

Diane

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