Coyote Pup Found in Woman's Bed in Toronto

Alice Kent leaves her back door open for her cleaner every Tuesday.
One day, a coyote pup came into her house through the open door.
The cleaner told Kent, 'I think there's a fox in your bedroom.'
But it was a baby coyote on the bed in the master bedroom.
Kent was surprised to see a coyote on her bed, not a toy or a joke.
Toronto has had more coyote sightings in recent years, with some people getting bitten.
A child and a two-year-old were attacked by coyotes in Whitby, Ontario.
The coyote attacks have caused people to worry and debate about what to do.
A researcher thinks cities might be too easy on coyotes.
At first, Kent thought the coyote pup was cute, but then she felt scared.
Kent worried about her kids, cleaner, and herself if the coyote got angry.
The coyote pup had a skin condition called mange, with scabs and missing fur.
Kent called 911 and the Toronto Wildlife Center for help.
The Christie Pits neighborhood has had many coyote sightings before.
People in the area still feed coyotes, which is bad for them.
Feeding coyotes makes them less afraid of people and houses.
The police and wildlife team found the coyote pup under the bed.
They just pulled the pup out from under the bed.
The coyote family is known to have a skin condition, and they were tracked.
A woman was shaken after a coyote attacked her dog.
The wildlife team checked the coyote pup and treated it before releasing it.
Kent had seen coyote pups on her deck before and scared them away.
The Wildlife Center advises removing food sources and making loud noises.
People should not be too scared of coyotes, but should be careful.
The Toronto Wildlife Centre only tracks sick coyotes in Toronto.
It would take a big study to know how many coyotes are in the city.