Reward tops $20K in search for beloved L.A.-area coyote Wendy's shooter

A Southern California nonprofit rescue organization hoping to find whoever shot a beloved coyote known to locals as Wendy has more than doubled the reward offered for the arrest and conviction of the shooter. “WENDY CAN’T TELL US WHO SHO…
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