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Home›Headline news›‘Super brave dog’: Yorkie credited with protecting 10-year-old owner from coyote in Scarborough

‘Super brave dog’: Yorkie credited with protecting 10-year-old owner from coyote in Scarborough

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July 30, 2021
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A six-year-old Yorkie is being credited with protecting her 10-year-old owner from a coyote in Scarborough earlier this week.

The attack occurred Tuesday morning near Warden Avenue and St. Clair Avenue East.

Lily Kwan told CTV News Toronto that she was walking with her dog Macy at a park near their home when she saw the coyote. Just days before, Kwan had seen Facebook posts warning residents about a coyote in the area that was chasing children.

“I thought, am I next? What’s gonna happen to me? So, I ran with my dog,” she said.

Kwan knew that running from the coyote was not the best idea but said she panicked.

“I didn’t really know what to do,” Kwan said.

When the coyote got closer to them, Kwan said she dropped the leash as Macy would not follow her.

What happened next was captured on a neighbour’s security camera.

In the video, Kwan and her dog are seen running away from the coyote as it continues to chase them.

The coyote is seen attacking and biting the dog as Kwan is heard screaming for help.

“No one heard me. So, I just saw this coyote trying to attack my dog and I tried to ring on people’s doorbells and knock on people’s doors. This one neighbour actually let me in, and this guy tried to chase the coyote way, and my dog came home,” Kwan said.

Macy suffered multiple puncture wounds from the attack and needed surgery. She is currently in intensive care, recovering from the attack.

Kwan, who was traumatized by the incident, praised Macy’s actions, saying she is a “super brave dog.”

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