Q&A Regarding Ill or Injured Coyotes in our Community

By |2026-03-26T09:48:52-07:00March 24, 2026|Blog|

As a California native wildlife species, coyotes are a vital part of Marin County’s ecosystem and provide many ecosystem services such as rodent control. Managing, monitoring, and responding to their health issues requires a delicate balance between protecting animal welfare, human health, and public safety. We are aware of coyotes in our community suffering from mange. We appreciate the community’s concern and assistance in tracking these animals. Below are the most common questions surrounding these challenging cases. Who is responsible for responding to calls about sick coyotes in Marin County? In Marin County, Marin Humane handles [...]

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Greetings from Volunteer Engagement! January 21, 2026

By |2026-01-21T08:58:59-08:00January 21, 2026|Blog, Volunteers|

Greetings Volunteers, Tomorrow is "Answer Your Cat's Questions Day!" I'm sure all of you feline aficionados know exactly what your cat is saying or asking and you've got just the right response. But training can definitely help you communicate clearly with your cat and deepen your relationship. Our Behavior & Training department offers workshops that span basic cat care for young and old to best practices for dealing with kitty behavior issues, including how to: *Improve your cat’s quality of life with environmental enrichment  *Alleviate problem behaviors like jumping up on the counter and scratching furniture  [...]

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