Dallas officials issued a warning after a coyote incident occurred on the White Rock Creek Trail on Thursday evening. The incident took place around 8 p.m. near White Rock Road and Winstead Drive, where a coyote chased two children until a parent intervened and scared the animal away. The children sustained minor injuries, as reported by Dallas Animal Services.
In response to the incident, Dallas Animal Services has posted signs along the trail alerting people to the potential presence of coyotes in the area. They advise parents to closely supervise young children and keep pets on a leash while on the trail. Park officials are collaborating with DAS to track down the coyote responsible for the attack.
Residents are encouraged to report any coyote sightings in Dallas by calling 469-676-9813. For a map of recent sightings, they can visit bedallas90.org/wildlife. The information regarding the incident and safety precautions comes from a news release issued by the city of Dallas and Dallas Animal Services.
As the city works to ensure the safety of trail users and the surrounding community, vigilance and precaution are advised when spending time in areas where wildlife, such as coyotes, may be present. By following the guidelines provided by authorities, residents can help minimize the risk of encountering potentially dangerous situations with wildlife while enjoying the outdoors.
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