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wildlife1 year ago

"Mountain Lion Sightings in Downtown Oceanside: Recent Developments"

A mountain lion spotted in downtown Oceanside earlier in the week is suspected to have been killed in a traffic collision on Friday night, according to the San Diego Humane Society and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. The animal was seen on surveillance footage and by a janitor at a local cinema before the collision. While it's not definitively confirmed to be the same mountain lion, wildlife experts note that these creatures often linger or return to urban areas. The killed animal was identified as a younger male likely seeking territory away from its natal home range. Residents are urged to report any mountain lion sightings to the Oceanside Police Department.

animal-welfare2 years ago

Humane Societies Face Challenges Amid Contagious Illnesses and Shelter Needs

The San Diego Humane Society has temporarily halted owner surrenders of dogs, except in emergencies, due to the presence of two highly contagious diseases: Streptococcus Equi subspecies Zooepidemicus (Strep zoo) and Mycoplasma. The combination of these illnesses has resulted in more severe disease. The organization is operating over capacity and will limit dog intake to strays, waive fees for lost dog reclaims and adoptions, and encourage temporary fostering. The society is treating affected dogs and implementing protective measures. They urge the community to participate in their programs to care for stray pets while seeking their owners.

animal-welfare2 years ago

San Diego Humane Society Demands Accountability for Missing Pets Sent to Arizona

The San Diego Humane Society is exploring legal options after more than 300 small pets sent to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona have gone missing. The majority of the animals were adopted by an unnamed private rescue organization, leaving the San Diego Humane Society concerned about their well-being and seeking information on their whereabouts. The Humane Society of Southern Arizona has stated that there is no standardization for recordkeeping in shelter transports, and while they have documentation of the original transport, they do not have records of where the animals were ultimately placed. The San Diego Humane Society has offered to take the animals back but has not yet received a response.