Post by M. Hawbaker on Mar 29, 2021 10:37:18 GMT
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WSPA) – A Spartanburg woman recently had a surprise guest in her kitchen. It’s a guest experts say they’ve never seen inside an Upstate home before.
“One of my dogs came through here, and he started barking and looking all over, like there was a mouse or something,” Sandie Ferguson said as she walked us through her kitchen.
Ferguson is a dog-lover. She has two pups of her own and decorates her home with dog-themed art.
But the kind of “dog” she got a surprise visit from last weekend was not the kind of dog she’s used to seeing inside her home.
That’s because that “dog” was a coyote. She told 7 News he came through a doggie door and pinned himself in the corner of her breakfast room.
“When I first saw him, I thought ‘It’s a coyote. Then I thought, ‘No, it has to be a dog.’ But he didn’t move, he didn’t bark, he didn’t growl or whimper,” she said.
Ferguson told 7 News that’s when she called 911.
“One of my dogs came through here, and he started barking and looking all over, like there was a mouse or something,” Sandie Ferguson said as she walked us through her kitchen.
Ferguson is a dog-lover. She has two pups of her own and decorates her home with dog-themed art.
But the kind of “dog” she got a surprise visit from last weekend was not the kind of dog she’s used to seeing inside her home.
That’s because that “dog” was a coyote. She told 7 News he came through a doggie door and pinned himself in the corner of her breakfast room.
“When I first saw him, I thought ‘It’s a coyote. Then I thought, ‘No, it has to be a dog.’ But he didn’t move, he didn’t bark, he didn’t growl or whimper,” she said.
Ferguson told 7 News that’s when she called 911.
That would have been scary! <-- thinking of the coyotes we have around here. I'm happy to hear the lady nor her dogs were hurt. 