I have seen coyote in my backyard and hill three times this week. We live on Valleyview Way in South San Francisco.

There was a coyote on the hill behind my house on Dundee Drive on 4/18/15. I took photos of him/her as she was being dived at by a Raven. It did not seem to be afraid of me at all.

This is a report in Daly City – if anyone knows a site specific to Daly City I can report to, please let me know. Last Thursday (8/7/14), my neighbors cat was eaten by a coyote on Wilshire Ave @ Fieldcrest Drive. I live on Fieldcrest, and have seen zero raccoons, skunks, squirrels, or possums at all this summer. They usually come to eat the pears that fall from my tree, but not a single one this year.

In the case of the coyotes living in the fields at Athy and Carter, there are at least 5 of them. It is a fact that one or more persons were feeding them in the fields, and then stopped feeding them sometime early last year, therefore they came down all through Westborough Greens looking for food because they were starving. Further, there was hardly any rain last year so they did not have gophers and moles to eat in the fields, not that that would sustain them. The parents have new pups now and the parents will be coming down more frequently to Westborough Greens again soon. Again I will put out warning signs. My last standing laminated sign on Greendale was removed recently, I assume by a realtor, again.

We’ve seen coyotes many times in Westborough area, Callen Blvd, Cater Dr…. The hill side between Cater Dr and Skyline Blvd should be their home where coyotes were found many times, neigbour said that 4~5 coyotes were seen at a time. I saw Coyote walking across the Callen Blvd toward Skyline Blvd direction few times. Once I was talking with a neighbor who with her dog at Cater Dr., a coyote stand behind the wall where the hill side is. The coyote was starring at us for few minutes but believe the dog should be the target. Please do not let your pet be alone even little kid.

I live on Kent Way off Greendale Dr. in Westborough Greens. I believe Gary saw the same coyote that is coming down Greendale every morning and evening. Save those pictures Gary.
Humane Society will do nothing except tell you how to live amongst coyotes. I am trying to call the city and request warning signs. I have put up a couple of signs on Greendale. I would like the City to start a trapping program, like is being done in Saratoga. What wiill it take for the City to take some action. Since this area is condensed townhouses and condos, people let their little dogs and cats out in their small backyards without supervision, unaware of the danger upon us.
This same coyote is coming here every day using the same route: cross in the crosswalk on Callan, come down King Drive, go through Skyline Village Apts., or turn right on Savanah, turn left on Greendale, stop at Kent Way and eat cat, go down to Galway and Julie Lane and eat cat. Come back up Greendale when done. Morning timeframes: 7:15 through 8:30 am. Then evenings for dinner around 11:00pm or earlier.
Yes, I am Momma to Missy, who was eaten on July 3, as documented by Matthew above, and one street witness who filed a police report of a coyote going up Greendale with a cat in its mouth. Nice for kids to see that. I mean people were waiting for the bus. Missy was in our yard until she heard the coyote. She looked over the fence and booked, thinking she could get away.
Missy was taken to the common green lawn by the coyote and close to the sidewalk and playground. Her head, shoulders and arms remained. There is a little tyke playground there. Really nice for little kids to see that too. It is not safe for little kids to be playing there or any of our playgrounds now.
We have a nuisance coyote causing damage and people in this area are still unaware. People don’t always read signs. A warning mailer from the City would help. So now we have to take a walk in our area and carry a stick and a can of change to make noise if we see a coyote. And don’t turn your back on a coyote or run. I have lived here for 35 years and this is no longer a safe place to live. Wait until this coyote brings its pups down here for training.

I’m in buri buri. There’s been one living in the hilly part of our yard. I have noticed less cats on the hill and the coyote seems to be hunting for mice.

Just found my dear cat “Missy” half eaten by coyotes one block up from my home in Westborough. The coyotes are combing my neighborhood up until 7:30-8am. Is there anything being done to control the coyote population? I saw 2 children at the bus stop no more than a 1/2 block away from where i found my dead cat. Are the local neighborhood residence going to have to take matters into their own hands(I know, this is not the right remedy). Coyotes are primarily nocturnal animals for when they do a majority of their hunting. Don’t walk you small dog at night for the time being.

I contacted my vet who said, “There have been many coyotes this year in the cemeteries and open space. They have been around for years. Don’t leave food outside.”