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Osborn Resident Discusses Losing Dog to Coyote Attack

Rye resident Judith Steers discusses how she is coping after her dog, Cleopatra, was attacked and killed by a coyote last week.

Judith Steers of Rye speaks about her beloved miniature poodle, Cleopatra, who was killed by a coyote outside Steer's residence at the Osborn Retirement Community.

Click the video to see Rye Patch's interview with Steers.

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