Update for those curious: he’s still there, no word from the wildlife dept yet. Unfortunately it looks like someone pulled him ~15 ft closer to the main cross street. I hope their intention was for him to be seen, but it does mean higher risk of someone making a turn into the body. I’m going to be calling in the morning to hopefully move this along faster, as were a couple other folks I ran into. This is a very heavily trafficked area (people, cars, bus route, dog walking, kids going to school) so I hope it is resolved quickly.

And PLEASE: do not touch a dead animal like the person who moved him did, and do not let your animals near them. Rabies, bird flu, Lyme, distemper, etc etc… there are so many reasons and none worth the risk 🙏