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Residents concerned about large quantity of cougars in the area

PORT ALICE, BC-Residents of Port Alice are finding the recent cougar sightings unsettling.

According to the North Island Gazette another cougar was seen on March 29th.

The cougar was outside a home on Maquinna Street.

It pressed its face against the fence and hissed at children and a dog that was in the yard.

No one was hurt.

The cougar was caught by officials later in the day.

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