There have been reports of an increase of wildlife in Coweta County and pets missing from yards in our subdivision. Our community is surrounded by woodlands and is an ideal breeding area for coyotes, foxes, raccoons, rattlesnakes, opossums, etc. and these animals are looking for easy prey to feed their young. As published Thursday, June 17, 2010 Newnan Times Herald by Elizabeth Richardson “It is normal this time of year for foxes and coyotes to be out in the day” said city’s animal control officer, Cyndi Hoffman. “These animals are having litters now that they are trying to feed, so they are hunting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week”. You can read the entire article at www.times-herald.com.
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