I live in the forest area above Lake Lopez east of Arroyo Grande. We have lots of wildlife including predators but we manage to keep our own pets safe However, theres a new fox hellbent on getting the cats. Do I trap and relocate? This guy is not af

Cynthia Culp | Sep 5, 2018 | Category: Non-profit organization

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Gary Kuehn | Sep 5, 2019

You're concerned about the fox getting your cats........what about the birds and other wildlife your cats are likely getting? Keep the cats indoors to keep both the cats and the wildlife safe.

FRONT HARNESS by The Front Dog | Sep 5, 2018

Call a wildlife center near you.

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