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January through March is coyote breeding season.  Coyotes are monogamous and most male and female coyotes will stay together for life.  Coyotes that do not have a mate may go exploring for a mate, which may increase coyote sightings.  Coyotes have the ability to adjust their litter sizes based on food abundance and population density.  The gestational period of a coyote is approximately 60 days. Both male and female coyotes raise the coyote pups. 

We would like to remind you that if you see a coyote please report the sighting the following ways:

Non‐emergency number  310‐328‐3456 

Animal Control Office phone number 310‐618‐3850.  

Office hours:  Monday through Thursday, and every other Friday, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm or [email protected]

TPD Mobile App‐ 

1. Go to “report” icon, you can report anonymously or include contact information. 

2. Tap inside “What” box, drop down menu will include “Coyote Activity”. 

3. Continue following prompts & send‐ report comes directly to TPD. 

 When reporting please include the following: 

 1. Specific location (either physical address or cross streets) 

2. Date and Time 

3. Type of sighting or behavior (i.e. sighting of 2 coyotes, coyote attacked a cat, etc.) 

Torrance Police Department Mobile App is available on both Apple App Store and Android Google Play Store

“See Something, Say Something”

Emergency 9-1-1

Non-Emergency: 310-328-3456

 Provided By:
Torrance Police Department –
Community Affairs Division
310-618-6391 or 310-618-6392
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