Coyote

This is reportedly the second coyote attack in about a month in the same community.

Footage from CCTV shows the coyote grabbing the terrier by the neck and dragging her around the yard.

"We need to keep our pets inside and safe," warned the man who shared the nighttime footage.

The child was attacked on a front porch, according to police.

Mimi the dog suffered puncture wounds and severe bruising during the attack.

The creature was discovered in the snow on January and taken to local animal rescue shelter Wildlife Works.

A wildlife rehabilitator discovered the "horrifying" sight of a destroyed, empty cage and trashed hospital room after the animal fled.

Test results to determine the species of the animal will take between two and four weeks to come back.

The coyote was found roaming Our Lady of Lourdes Parish School in California before students had arrived for the day.

"The [behavior] of some of these individuals suggest they've ingested toxins or drugs, possibly opioids," said coyote expert Shelley Alexander.

The incident comes after a 5-year-old child was bitten nearby in the same park on Tuesday.

The boy was on a walk with his family in Vancouver's Stanley Park when a coyote lunged and bit him on the leg.

There have been two sightings of bears in southwest Florida in the past week, with bears spotted in South Naples and Bonita Springs Beach.

One brave cat took up the challenge of protecting its neighborhood when it came across a coyote in a local parking lot late at night.

Tanika Campbell shared footage of the strange scene on Facebook where it was met with hundreds of amazed reactions.

"You never expect a wild animal to come in the house," said Spartanburg resident Sandie Ferguson.

An effort to humanely trap the animal was launched over the weekend after a coyote or "similar wild animal" reportedly attacked multiple people in Greensboro.

Local police have issued notices after two people were attacked within days of each other last week.

The animal has been linked to at least three close encounters with Stoneham residents in the past week, with one man and one woman reportedly bitten.

The president claimed last night that "coyotes" were illegally bringing children into the country from Mexico. But was he referring to the animals? (Hint: He wasn't.)

East Bay Regional Park District Police said the incident occurred at Dublin Hills Regional Park in Alameda County. The girl is believed to be in a stable condition.

Park officials said a 43-year-old woman was treated her for puncture wounds and lacerated to her head and arm and the coyote was killed and is being tested for rabies.

Ian O'Reilly had been out on a walk with his wife and their three children on a trail near Judes Pond between the towns of Exeter and Kensington in New Hampshire when the coyote attacked.

Coyotes are common in Ohio during breeding season, which lasts until the end of March.

"We've had coyotes sort of in and around the yard, but nothing ever close to this," the owner of the dog, Grace Tully, said after her friend protected the small pet from the jaws of the coyote.

Ben Pool said he tried to scare the "extremely aggressive" coyote away with noises but the animal would not relent.

"I just made sure my gravity was kind of low and just kind of squeezed the heck out of it. I was basically strangling it," Arcangelo Liberatore said.

The coyote had previously attempted to attack the family's dog.

Coyotes in your city don't want to kill you, but they might try to eat your cat or small dog.

"It was nearly half a pizza," he said. "This has got to be for herself."