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OFFICIALS URGE CAUTION AFTER POSSIBLE WOLF HYBRID SPOTTED IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

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UPDATE: SEBASTOPOL WOLFDOG FOUND AND RETURNED TO OWNER

Shadow the wolfdog, who made headlines after it was seen running on a road near
Sebastopol, has been found and safely reunited with its family. The dog, who is
a wolf hybrid, put the community on edge as officials urged the public to stay
away from the dog not knowing its origin.

As it turned out, the dog was a local pet who is friendly with both dogs and
humans.

“A big shoutout and THANK YOU to the vigilant community members who reported
sightings of Shadow,” wrote the North Bay Animal Services on social media. “Your
alertness and cooperation made all the difference in bringing Shadow back to
where he belongs.”

Original article:

Photo: Sebastopol Police Department

Authorities in Sebastopol are urging residents to exercise caution following a
reported sighting of a wolf hybrid on the eastern outskirts of the city on
Sunday morning.

According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, a witness observed
the animal walking in the vicinity of the Highway 12 bridge, heading south. The
sighting prompted immediate action by law enforcement agencies.

Personnel from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, Sebastopol
police, California Highway Patrol, and North Bay Animal Services initiated a
search for the wolf hybrid. The animal is described as being dark gray or black
with distinctive yellow eyes.

In light of this sighting, local authorities are advising residents not to
approach the animal if encountered. Instead, individuals are encouraged to take
note of the direction in which the animal is moving and promptly contact law
enforcement.

Wolf hybrids, which result from the breeding of a wolf with a domestic dog, are
subject to specific regulations. Owning first-generation wolf hybrids is
prohibited under Fish and Wildlife Department regulations. While no state permit
is necessary to possess the descendants of first-generation wolf hybrids, it’s
important to note that certain municipalities and counties may have their own
restrictions or permit requirements in place.

For those who spot the wolf hybrid, two primary contact options are available:
call 911 for immediate assistance or reach out to the Sebastopol police at
707-829-4400. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife can also be
contacted at 707-428-2002, while North Bay Animal Services can be reached at
707-762-6227.


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3 COMMENTS

 1. Mark says:
    November 6, 2023 at 10:39 am
    
    This is quite an over-reaction concerning this “possible” wolf or first-gen
    wolf hybrid. Big assumtion. It could just be a lost pet and you have made it
    a target through your fear-mongering. I never see such alarm raised over
    packs of coyotes.
    
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    1. P C says:
       November 8, 2023 at 9:02 am
       
       Yes, a typical over reaction centered around a “potentially dangerous”
       animal. The same hysteria that arises when a bobcat is reported as a mt
       lion or a brown coated black bear is reported as a grizzly.
       
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