decaying rabbit carcass in the street. Mark St. corner of Nancy. It is at the end of my driveway but in the city street. I would like it cleaned up, there are lots of dogs in that area.
There is a decomposing squirrel, which was in the street and has been swept into the culvert between two houses. Mark street between Longwood and Nancy, south side of the street.
Every time I walk or bike by this house, a dog charges at me and scares the crap out of me and my kids. It is tied up but the leash is long and hard to see. The dog comes at us at full speed before hitting the end of the leash almost at the street. I’m tired of being terrorized and it can’t be good for the dog either.
There is a coyote family living in the woods by the RR. There is a mother and at least two pups. They seem to hang out directly north of 127 E. 12th on the south side of the tracks. They come out in the evenings and early mornings and maybe all night long and run around the neighborhood. Does the city ever trap and relocate wild animals that are potentially dangerous? We don't want them killed, just would rather they live somewhere else.
Dead squirrel at the base of the Arden Place sign at the location indicated on the map. Squirrel appears to be roadkill that was moved right next to the side of the road under the Arden Place sign. There are many children and dogs walking in the area so it would be much appreciated if the dead squirrel could be removed.
There is a dead deer in my front yard. It appears to have died within the past 24 hours as it was not there yesterday morning. I have listed the "conflict type" as collision with a vehicle, as that is the most likely cause of death, but I have no actual knowledge of such a collision.
Dead deer next to sidewalk, East bound lane of Hillside
but there’s a large dead deer just east of 1906 S Hillside Drive, Bloomington, IN 47401, on the south side of the road, lying partially on the sidewalk. It’s summer; I walk past there often to take the bus; it’ll be horrible very soon…
Dead deer on high St across from 1907 s high. Expired on 10-8.
There is a woman who walks her dog off-leash around Hidden Hills and Oakdale Square apartment complexes. This woman lives in Hidden Hills (Building "A", unit 1908 maybe) and walks her dog daily around 7:45am-9am then in the evening around 3pm-5pm. I know this because I often see her when going to/from work. Her dog has approached me multiple times and it doesn't seem friendly. Regardless, I'm not only afraid of dogs, I'm also allergic. I've asked the owner to get her dog when it gets close to me, but it's not well trained & she has to call it multiple times before it leaves me alone. I've suffered allergic reactions because of her dog. The woman looks to be in her 30s, brown hair, white, and might wear glasses. Myself and other residents have complained to Sarah, the Hidden Hills property manager, but she refuses to do anything about it. Walking a dog off-lease is against their policy and it's illegal unless the dog is in a dog park. I'm reporting this because I'm afraid to walk around my apartment complex because I know there could be an off-leash dog out there and it may or may not be aggressive. I would ask that you send someone to the Oakdale Square/Hidden Hills complex during the timeframes I listed to catch her in the act. I don't know if she needs to be informed of the law, fined, or have her dog taken away. This has been happening since i moved in and no one is doing anything about it. I need your help.