Homeowners are instructed to limit availability of food on their property and haze individual coyotes in theĬase of direct encounters. Even in densely populated areas, coyotes maintain anĪvoidance of humans and potential for human-coyote interaction is low. As populations continue to grow, however, the possibility for human-coyote conflicts continues to increase.įor more information - Wildlife Management & Coexistence Plan Information CoyotesĬoyote are becoming increasingly common in cities. Coyotes in Illinois are not considered to be a public health concern and there have been no reported coyote attacks on humans in Illinois in the last 30 years. This plan outlines feasible strategies and tactics to prevent potential coyote encounters in the City of Chicago.
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CACC partners with wildlife rehabilitation groups that provide assistance when relocating wildlife and CACC provides education to the public on how to live with wildlife. Requests for service involving coyotes must be handled in accordance with Illinois Law and in line with best practices. CACC receives approximately 450 service requests annually involving coyotes. You may also visit our Homeward Bound Wildlife Partner Flint Creek Wildlife website.Ĭhicago Animal Care and Control (CACC) provides assistance when wildlife is considered to be a threat to safety and/or a nuisance. Call 311 for assistance or check online at Living with Wildlife for more tips. In limited emergency circumstances Animal Care and Control may provide traps and pick up the captured animals.
Wildlife can be a health or safety threat if they show aggression or are inside of a home.
As people develop land, wildlife habitat is diminished and the potential for human and animal encounters increases.
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