At least 10 bats near the Julian Wash in Tucson died after they were sprayed with a fire extinguisher, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department. AZGFD said it happened nearly two weeks ago ...

Thirty-two coyotes and counting have been found dead from poisoning near Pantano Wash in Tucson, but the exact poison used ...

The Arizona Game and Fish Department confirmed 38 coyotes have now been found dead so far near the Pantano Wash.

More than 30 animals in Tucson have died in what appears to be intentional poisoning. Arizona Game and Fish reported the ...

Game and Fish officials urged owners who hike in Pantano Wash in Tucson to keep pets on a leash due to more than 30 animals ...

State wildlife authorities continue to collect dead coyotes from the Pantano Wash on Tucson's east side, where 32 of the ...

The number of coyotes found dead on the east side has grown from 14 to 28, since KGUN 9 initially reported on wild animals found dead due to a poisonous substance.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department recovered a total of 14 dead coyotes, three javelina and a raven on a walking route near the Pantano Wash river about 30 minutes from the Tucson city center ...

Fritz Neuhauser is a dog owner who also lost his pet to the poison. He said his dog, named Luigi, went missing while out on a walk late last week and a few days before the wild animals were found.

They were found in the Pantano Wash, which is located east of Houghton and west of Old Spanish Trail. “I suspect the poison is either strychnine or another fast-acting poison based on the ...