A man who lost 31 animals calls the raids “a massacre,” while one dad wields a stick to fend off a dog chasing his son.
Residents of rural Anza say they’re being terrorized by wild dogs that have mauled and killed about 300 sheep and goats in the past three months, chased a young boy and left 31 animals dead in a raid this week.Tucked between Temecula and Hemet, Anza is an unincorporated town of large ranches and dirt roads in Riverside County. The attacks have turned people’s property into horror scenes.
A mixture of blood and mud covers a lamb on Friday, March 24, 2023. The sheep are part of a herd terrorized by wild dogs that have been killing livestock in rural Anza, residents said. A horse is being kept safe in its pen Friday, March 24, 2023, after the ranch was terrorized by wild dogs that have been killing livestock in rural Anza.
“Most of the livestock was not eaten, but mauled,” said Avalos, who doesn’t think the attacks are being made by coyotes or mountain lions. Youngberg said the department received no calls about the attacks and learned of the situation Thursday morning, March 23, after a resident contacted county officials and posted photos on social media.
Michael Brown said stray dogs entered his property and chased his 9-year-old son about eight months ago. Dogs also killed one of his dogs. Julie Van Der Linden said her family has lost two turkeys and several chickens.
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