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West Hollywood coyotes occupy abandoned construction site

A pack of coyotes has moved into an abandoned multi‑unit construction zone in West Hollywood, California, after the project stalled several years ago. Residents report nightly howling and barking that wakes them, describing the site as a “coyote condo.” Video footage captured at least four coyotes lounging on balconies, and a KABC news helicopter later observed a coyote trotting around the property.

The construction halt is said to have lasted three to four years, leaving the fenced‑off lot empty and attracting the animals. Neighbors say the coyotes do not attack people but raise concerns for pets and children and inconvenience sleep. They have urged the City of West Hollywood to intervene and address the abandoned building and the welfare of the coyotes.

City officials were contacted for comment, but a response has not been detailed in the reports. The situation highlights how urban wildlife exploits vacant spaces and the community’s desire for a resolution.

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Cindy Sorley · City of West Hollywood · Coyotes · Coyotes · Davaughn Smith · West Hollywood · West Hollywood, California

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