Shelter can include shrubs, a storm drain or any cave-like area beneath a shed, a porch, or unused building.
Water sources can include a pet’s water bowl, fountain, or swimming pool.Food can include rabbits, livestock, birds or rodents attracted to bird feeders, pet food, unattended pets, garbage, or fallen fruit.Generally, coyotes frequent a home or neighborhood if they find food, water, or shelter. Coyotes have lured and attacked dogs that are off-leash, and bold coyotes have attacked small dogs on retractable leashes. Yards with abundant fruit on the ground, pet food, unsecured garbage cans or unattended pets such as small dogs and cats are often easy food sources for coyotes.Ĭoyotes may consider larger or loud dogs to be a threat to their territory and become aggressive toward them. Those needing assistance relocating wildlife should contact a licensed wildlife removal business.Ĭoyotes are curious, clever and adaptable, and will take advantage of any food source. Because coyotes are so common in both rural and urban areas, the information below may help to reduce conflicts with them.The Arizona Game and Fish Department does not respond to calls to relocate or remove coyotes unless they are a public safety concern.
They are often observed at night or around sunrise, and it is not uncommon to find one napping under a shrub in a brushy backyard or neighborhood. Coyotes are common in rural and urban areas across Arizona.
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