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Most wild animals will defend themselves vigourously against perceived threats. Although you may enjoy watching them, the feeling is not usually recipricol. Exercise caution.

We all have our diseases... let's not share them.


A view of a cougar is a rare and wonderful event... know your facts.Seeing wild animals "up close and personal" can be a great thrill, and as wildlife become more accustomed to the presence of humans, close encounters are becoming more common. But wild animals are very different from domesticated livestock and companion animals. Even wild animals that appear quite tame can be very dangerous. In addition, some wild animals are susceptible to diseases that affect humans and/or domesticated animals. Keep the thrill from turning into tragedy-use the links below to become an informed wildlife enthusiast.


Bears are wonderful, and much-maligned animals. Keep a safe distance so that you don't misunderstand each other.How Close is Too Close?

Cougar Safety Guide

Bear Safety Guide

Deer and Road Safety

Veterinary Q & A: Zoonotic Diseases