Authorities say anyone who notices a fisher or another wild animal behaving aggressively or moving toward people should notify NH Fish and Game.
Lebanon residents are being urged to keep their guard up after a person was reportedly attacked by an animal believed to be a fisher cat.
Police say the encounter happened Sunday near Centerra Parkway and appears to have happened without warning. Officials are keeping watch on the area while reminding people to be careful in wooded sections and thick brush, where wildlife may be harder to spot.
Authorities say anyone who notices a fisher or another wild animal behaving aggressively or moving toward people should notify Lebanon police or New Hampshire Fish and Game right away.
People who are bitten, scratched, or otherwise injured by a wild animal should get medical care immediately and also file a report with police.
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