Due to calls into the city, the Lakewood Animal Safety & Welfare Advisory Board recently reminded residents via social media that red foxes may visit their backyards.
“We’ve had some communication here at the mayor’s office of a few sightings, so our animal control officers addressed them,” Lakewood Mayor Meghan George said.
For the record, the mayor said she hasn’t seen any red foxes in her yard, but that’s probably because the sly mammals aren’t parading around. “They’re usually not seen because they’re more nocturnal. Very rarely do you see them during the day. They’re very shy, very timid. You’re lucky to see them.”He estimated there are anywhere from 10 to 50 in Lakewood located mostly along the Lake Erie coast.
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