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Saanich Police responded to calls for a cougar sighting late Friday night
Officers were called to the 5000-block of Cordova Bay Road around 11:40 pm
A search of the area was carried out, but they couldn’t locate the cougar. It is felt to be a credible sighting.
The BC Conservation Officer Service was notified
Police say increased awareness about the animals and potential dangers to small domestic animals and children is suggested.
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