What secrets lie buried beneath the earth? Here at the Coyote Nickel Works, whispers of a different kind of treasure echo through the years. Not gold, not jewels, but the story of a family’s love and loss. Coyote Nickel Works isn’t a mine churning out nickel. It’s the heart of CoyoteVest, a company born from tragedy. Paul, Pam Mott, and Nicole Mellom founded CoyoteVest in April 2015. Their beloved dog, Buffy, was killed by a coyote, leaving a void in their lives. They channeled their grief into a mission: to protect other families from experiencing the same heartbreak. From this sorrow, CoyoteVest emerged. They design and create protective vests for pets. These vests are designed to shield animals from coyote attacks. Imagine, right here at 9985 Business Park Ave, Suite B, a small family business is working tirelessly to protect our furry companions. They even have a dedicated product testing team: Cody, Scooter, and Sparky! It’s a testament to the power of love and innovation, how a painful experience can transform into something positive. The Coyote Nickel Works, home of CoyoteVest, stands as a symbol of resilience. It’s a reminder that even in the face of loss, we can find purpose and create something meaningful.
Sweetwater River
From high in the Cuyamaca Mountains, the Sweetwater River begins its journey. It’s a 55-mile trek to the Pacific, a