Community Alerts
Our purpose has grown, and we are passing on community watches and missing dog reports to
our large email list. Feel free to let us know about anything that you feel needs to be passed on
to our community. We'll send out a blanket e-mail with your information.
Your friends at Save Oak Savanna.
info@saveoaksavanna.org

Recent Burglaries!
Burglaries are on the rise in these tough economic times. Several incidents have come to our attention
through our email network. Let these incidents be a warning to all to be careful with your loved ones and
with your personal property. These criminals appear to be organized and determined.

Coyote Attack!
A neighbor at the south end of San Feliciano, at the corner of Mulholland Dr, went outside
with his 1 year old Bishon (looks like a miniature poodle), who weighs about 10 pounds.

A coyote happened to be on the street in front of his house, and grabbed the dog and ran
up the hills at Mulholland Dr. The neighbor ran after the coyote, but the coyote was faster
than he was, and was soon out of sight. Fortunately, the neighbor kept running,
and as he ran up the hill, the dog came running back.

They were very fortunate, and we assume that the coyote probably had to set the dog down
to rest, or for some reason, let him loose. Fortunately, the dog was not hurt too bad and was
able to run away (he's very fast). The good news is after surgery and stitches, he's up and around.

Keep a sharp watch on your small pets and kids. The coyotes are hungry and thirsty
and they'll probably be getting much braver this summer. This is the second such incident
reported to us in the past two weeks on San Feliciano.

For more information regarding the danger that coyotes pose in our communities:
http://www.laanimalservices.com/aboutani_wildlife.htm


SOS Helps Neighbors Find Two Lost Dogs
With our extensive email outreach capability, we were able to alert the community to two dogs
that escaped from their owners. The dogs were found and returned to their owners. If your
pet escapes and becomes lost, send us a description and details of the time and place last seen.


Protected Tree Issues

Save Oak Savanna has created a protocol to follow if you suspect someone
is illegally removing a protected tree from your community.

If you have questions about pruning your precious oak trees,
we have some answers that may make the process easier and safer for you and the trees.

Other Projects of Concern to SOS and the Community

Summary of PLUM Committee Meeting 3/16/09

T-Mobile Cell Phone Tower Info (Topanga Cyn and Dumetz)

Save Oak Savanna is tracking a new project at 4230 Saltillo in Woodland Hills.




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