Tag: cougar

String of cougar attacks leaves one dog dead in Port Hardy

PORT HARDY, B.C.- A dog is dead after a rash of cougar attacks on the North Island. Two attacks were...

Cougar cub spotted in Courtenay moved to Mainland Zoo

A cougar cub spotted in Courtenay has been relocated the the Greater Vancouver Zoo. The young animal, approximated to be...

Courtenay leads the pack in Comox Valley cougar sightings

The Comox Valley has certainly been a hot bed for cougar sightings this spring and summer, according to the...

Vet says cougar not likely responsible for Lake Trail attack on dog

Earlier we told about a Lake Trail area resident in Courtenay, who suspected his dog suffered bite wounds from...

RCMP investigating possible cougar attack on family pet

Comox Valley RCMP confirm they responded to reports of a possible cougar attack on a family's dog in the...

More cougar sightings in Cumberland

Another pair of cougar sightings happened around the Village of Cumberland on Monday, however none were found by conservation...

Conservation officer explains why cougar was shot

A cougar was killed by conservation officers in North Courtenay last Thursday, prompting a wave of response on The...

Aggressive cougars prompt strong warning from Conservation office

There have been a few more cougar sightings in the Cumberland forest area, although this time, the Conservation Office...

Cougar sightings in Cumberland prompt warning from conservation office

The conservation office say they've had multiple sightings of a cougar on some popular trails in the Cumberland forest,...

Courtenay cougar sighting prompts conservation officer response

Another cougar sighting in Courtenay! This latest happened on Sunday, and it looks like the big cat is using...

Cougar stalks three boys on Lake Trail Road

The Conservation Office is sending out a warning for the Comox Valley, after another cougar was spotted, this time...

Cougar put down after killing house cat

The conservation office was forced to shoot a cougar, after officers were called out to reports of one in...
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