In Kitsap County, Washington, 911 enquiries about soft animal and difficult pets are not uncommon. However, a new phone from a lady near Poulsbo about being surrounded by 50 to 100 animals drew considerable attention. The girl eventually fled her house because of how extreme the situation became.
The incident started a decade ago when she started feeding a community of raccoons. Up until about six months prior, the amount that showed up increased from a few to around 100, and that became problematic.
The girl said,” Over day those animals became more intense, demanding food, they would hound her day and night— scratching at the outside of her apartment, at the entrance. If she exited her vehicle, she may be surrounded by it, damage at it, and surround her if she entered through her entrance door or any other means of entry.
They returned to it and continued to expect foods because they saw this as a food supply at the time, she continued.
The sheriff’s department and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife both confirmed that the person did not violate any laws when feeding those animals, as it is against state law to serve large animals like coyotes and bears.
” This is a nuisance issue of her own making that she must address”, said Kevin McCarty, a spokesperson for the sheriff’s office.
At least 50 to 100 animals were on her residence, according to the responding representatives.
After consulting with a animals issue professional, the person has stopped feeding the animals, and they have started to separate.
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