A wolf hybrid is on the loose in the Bay Area; DO NOT ADVANCE

 A wolf hybrid is on the loose in the Bay Area; DO NOT ADVANCE. 

A wolf hybrid that is allegedly at large on the outskirts of Sebastopol is the target of authorities' attention.The animal was last seen strolling "south of the Highway 12 bridge on the eastern edge of town. The wolf is described as dark gray or black in color with yellow eyes, and its sighting sparked a multi-agency search for it. However, as of Sunday afternoon, experts had not found it.In a statement, the Sebastopol Police Department stated, "If spotted, DO NOT APPROACH." "Give the location and direction of travel to law enforcement and contact them right away."
Canines created from the mating of a wolf and a domestic dog are known as wolf hybrids. The Fish and Wildlife Department states that it is illegal to own first-generation wolf hybrids. While owning a descendent of a first-generation wolf hybrid does not require a state permission, some counties and cities may forbid possession or require one.Calls to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife at 707-428-2002, the Sebastopol Police Department at 707-829-4400, or North Bay Animal Services at 707-762-6227 are encouraged if someone witnesses the animal.