Green Valley Coyote Resources
Official coyote guidance for Green Valley residents from Pima County, AZGFD and University of Arizona Extension, plus what we could not confirm locally.
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CoyoteBytes Editorial Team
Editorial desk
The CoyoteBytes editorial team is a desk byline, not a single person. We write plain-language guides on living with urban coyotes in Arizona and check them against Arizona Game and Fish Department, CDC, university extension and USDA APHIS sources before they go live.
CoyoteBytes publishes guides for homeowners, pet owners and land managers in Green Valley, Pima County and elsewhere in Arizona. Articles are written and edited by the desk. The desk holds no wildlife-biology, veterinary or medical credential.
Pages are reviewed by the editorial desk against the cited sources. That is a desk review, not a professional’s sign-off. It never replaces advice from your doctor, veterinarian, local animal control or the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD).
Articles by CoyoteBytes Editorial Team
Keeping Small Dogs Safe from Coyotes
What AZGFD and extension sources say about protecting small dogs from coyotes, from supervision and leashes to yards, enclosures and encounters.
Coyote and Wildlife Resources
A short list of agency and university pages on coyotes, wildlife and rabies, each opened and checked live on 2026-11-14.
Who to Call About Coyotes in Pima County and Arizona
Phone numbers and contacts for coyote, sick wildlife and rabies concerns in Pima County and Arizona, from Pima Animal Care Center, AZGFD and county health.
Mange and Sick-Looking Coyotes: Who to Call
A coyote that looks sick or mangy in Arizona: keep your distance, do not feed or approach it, and know when to call AZGFD, animal control or a doctor.
Outdoor Cats and Coyotes in Arizona
What AZGFD and extension sources say about coyotes and outdoor cats, why they advise indoor living or a secure enclosure, and what to do if a cat is hurt.
Coyote Pest Notes: Summary and Sources
A plain-language summary of the University of California UC IPM coyote Pest Notes, with credit to its authors and a link to the original publication.
Pet Safety by Season Guide
Seasonal pet safety for Arizona coyote areas: only the timing patterns agencies state, with printable steps and honest gaps where sources are silent.
Pima County Animal Control and Wildlife Calls
Which number to call in Pima County for a coyote, a bite, an injured pet or a neighbor feeding wildlife: Pima Animal Care Center versus AZGFD, sourced.
CoyoteBytes in the Press
Links to published items that mention CoyoteBytes.org, kept as a links-only list, with no reproduced articles, fliers or PDFs on this page.