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October 4th 14, 11:31 AM
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Another Reason for Indoor Cats
Sorry, not trying to dredge up the age old debate again but I've just
discovered another reason for keeping cats indoors in South Carolina, USA. Coyotes! I always thought of coyotes as being a "western" US critter. Apparently they have migrated: http://www.thestate.com/2014/09/29/3...d-to.html?rh=1 A rabid coyote bit a person in Okatie, SC on September 29th. They are as big as, and often mistaken for, German Shepherds. The coyote tested positive for rabies. The person is undergoing treatment. (Another reason to keep cats - and dogs - indoors... rabies.) Until I saw the headline in a [different] local newspaper I had no idea there were coyotes in South Carolina. Jill 
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