BRAMPTON – As winter approaches, Brampton Animal Services is reminding residents that coyote dispersal season is underway. Understanding dispersal season and taking steps to minimize attractants is critical to safely coexisting with wildlife in the community. What is coyote dispersal season? Dispersal season occurs from October through February and is a natural stage in the life cycle of young coyotes, …
BRAMPTON – City of Brampton is addressing a recent influx in food being made available to wildlife to keep the community safe. The increased activity is most notable in the northwest part of the city, in the areas of Wanless Drive and Creditview Road. On two occasions, Brampton Animal Services officers have found food such as rice, cat food, chicken wings …
BRAMPTON, ON (January 30, 2024) – Brampton is home to a range of wildlife, such as beavers, geese, deer, rabbits and coyotes. Although coyotes can be seen all year round, there are some seasons where there is more coyote activity. Beginning at the end of January through to the end of February, coyotes are in mating season. In this season, …
