“It’s hard to determine where a wolf will be at 6:30 in the morning,” said USDA Wildlife Services district supervisor Dave Ruid. But Denise Coron found out the hard way that a wolf could be right next to her Woodruff, Wis., house at 6:30 a.m. on Tuesday, July 30.
She let her dogs out in the morning, as she always did. Her Labrador retriever and Great Dane ventured out into the yard, but her Chihuahua stuck close by. Suddenly, a wolf came from around the corner of the house, grabbed the Chihuahua and bolted off.
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