It’s been nearly two weeks since a Toronto actor called animal services requesting the removal of a dead raccoon in her neighborhood.
On Wednesday afternoon, Yoon confirmed to CTV News Toronto the raccoon had yet to be picked up.
The delays have forced the department to alter its operations — as of April 23, a notice on their website stated that dead birds, rodents, and/or mice on city property will no longer be picked up by city crews, and that, on private property, removal services would be limited to large wildlife cadavers such as skunks, raccoons, coyotes, deer, and opossums.
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