The mailing address is P.O. Box 1246, Weston 06883. Both are state-certified wildlife custodians and are also permitted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife to rehabilitate migratory birds. We are here not only to rehabilitate orphaned and injured wildlife but also to advise people when, and if, to interfere with wildlife, and also for any other questions people may have,'' said Ms. Wimbrow. Even healthy raccoons are active during the day, especially in spring and early summer when they are taking care of a family. I saw a coyote in my yard.
Coyotes now live and breed in every town in Connecticut.
They are extremely adaptable and comfortable living in close proximity to residential areas. Rarely have there been reports of coyotes attacking small dogs. Coyotes eat a variety of foods including rodents, birds, fruit, and berries and will also eat food provided by people including spilled bird seed, compost piles, pet foods, or unsecured garbage. If you live in an area frequented by coyotes and you have cats or very small dogs, your pets should be supervised while outdoors. Keeping pets indoors or limiting their time outdoors, especially at night when coyotes are most active, is recommended.