“It is difficult to determine where the wolf will be at 6:30 in the morning,” said Dave Ruid, supervisor of the Wildlife Services USDA district. But Denise Coron learned that the wolf could be right next to its Woodruff, Wis., House at 6:30 on Tuesday, July 30.
She released her dogs in the morning, as always. Her Labrador Retriever and the great data went to the yard, but her Chihuahua got stuck nearby. Suddenly the wolf appeared from the corner of the house, caught Chihuahua and rejected.
Wolf grabs the dog only 15 feet from Woodruff, Wis., Woman
