Animal control in Sacramento is active in response to a pack of wolf-dog hybrids reported roaming in South Natomas. These hybrids, a mix of domestic dogs and wolves, attacked two domestic dogs, raising concerns among residents. While four of the five known wolf dogs have been captured, one remains at large, prompting outreach from the Sacramento councilmember for residents to report sightings. Despite being illegal to own first-generation wolf-dog mixes due to their unpredictable behavior, their popularity has increased in California, leading to heightened vigilance when they are spotted.
Animal control officers in Sacramento are responding to reports of a loose pack of 'wolf-dog hybrid mixes' that are roaming around a suburban neighborhood and attacking other animals.
We need all hands on deck,' Talamantes told the Sacramento Bee.
The possession of wolf dogs has gained popularity in California, despite it being illegal to own a first-generation mix between a dog and a wolf.
Anyone who spots the remaining loose wolf dog in Sacramento is encouraged to call 311, Hinderman said.
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