Indiana Coyote Rescue Center

02/16/2025

Jane is smoking a cigar.
Just kidding she’s got a frozen giant hotdog in her mouth.

02/14/2025

Rocket
lol at his amazing face!
Not the best picture to post with the fence in the way but I couldn’t resist with that face.
Trying to give all our resident animals some attention with all the extra animals and the extreme cold.
Check out our wishlist and consider donations to our PayPal! Thank you.

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02/14/2025

“Golden Girl” is her temporary nickname.
She is from the fur farm rescue and we imagine a canine mix of all sorts, likely has dog, coyote, and some wolf.
The last 3 weeks she has been able to be outside, play in snow, can go in and out of her house as she pleases, and walk around freely for the first time in her life.
She will be moved to a larger enclosure shortly, but right now this is probably the best space she has been in.
She has an old injury, likely from a leg trap at the awful fur farm.
She was vaccinated and examined by a veterinarian with the humane society, but will be getting spayed, throughly examined, and dna tested shortly.

02/11/2025

A lot of what we do here at ICRC is behind the scenes. We do a lot of networking, provide support for those with questions about their pet coyotes, coy dogs, or wildlife, and try to find other facilities to take in animals we cannot.
Case in point, this weekend Jami will be transporting Candy to a facility in Texas that is better suited to her specific needs. Candy came here when she could no longer stay at her previous sanctuary, however she isn't adjusting and her quality of life isn't the best it could be. She will be better suited in a facility that has larger enclosures and less foot traffic.
We take pride in making decisions for the animal's best interest and each animal is different and observed/treated as such.
Jami will also be transporting a canine mix (wolf/dog) to a different sanctuary also in Texas during the same trip to help another organization.
Please donate to help with unexpected costs that will likely crop up. Thank you!

Candy and Kane below

https://www.facebook.com/indianacoyote/posts/pfbid0umU7sq8HFFW2izDsS5hMX9fHt5FqKq5LxKPoDCEdDqtmQkWNgALUx5p1Z1akZbXBl

02/11/2025

Puppy formula has been added to the wish list and the bottle warmers and scale taken off as we went ahead and purchased those!
Thank you to those that have donated. Please pick something off the wish list, prices range from $4-50 for high priority items. And as always our PayPal is another great way to donate.

https://www.facebook.com/indianacoyote/posts/pfbid02UUZJ1cGRo1NL3EJ843Vs43i3pQwUU9nVURBgdkmyxxgRoMaHJyWes85p7u7PqW1nl

02/09/2025

The 3 little puppies sleeping comfortably. We have begun bottle feeding them so please check out our wish list for some needed supplies! Just added a bottle warmer we need ASAP!
We also have toys, bones, cleaning products, and puppy food on there for upcoming needs.
Momma was reunited with her mate outside and is adjusting well. We are bottle feeding the babies to help with their socialization and nutrition.

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02/07/2025

Momma, now named Gaia (guy-ya) after earth mother goddess.

Watch her play with a toy, for probably the first time in her life. Prior to arriving here she lived 24/7 in a small filthy cage without accesses to fresh air, sunlight, grass, and clean water.

We are using the toy to distract her while we check on the pups. This toy was donated off the wish list. Check out our other items and consider donating to our PayPal for increased operational costs at this time.

02/06/2025

Momma, now named Gaia (guy-ya) after earth mother goddess.

Watch her play with a toy, for probably the first time in her life. Prior to arriving here she lived 24/7 in a small filthy cage without accesses to fresh air, sunlight, grass, and clean water.

We are using the toy to distract her while we check on the pups. This toy was donated off the wish list. Check out our other items and consider donating to our PayPal for increased operational costs at this time.

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02/06/2025

Mamma and puppies settling in nicely. Tomorrow they will be 2 weeks old.

02/04/2025

Hello all, we updated our wish list to reflect the needs from the current additional rescue animals including the pups!
Momma and pups are doing well and being supervised closely.

https://www.facebook.com/indianacoyote/posts/589823536512973

02/03/2025

Hello all, we updated our wish list to reflect the needs from the current additional rescue animals including the pups!
Momma and pups are doing well and being supervised closely.

https://www.facebook.com/indianacoyote/posts/pfbid02UhDndXnBFSXphJiXZVAbcKnHo4HKzGsKeoPjVUpjuJrY6z3qwdowkhocJZMHVVUXl

01/27/2025

Warning: Disturbing images
Icrc was contacted a couple weeks ago about a tragic situation discovered in Ohio (article link will follow) involving a fur/urine farm where over 400 animals (Wolfdogs, coyotes, foxes, raccoons, and others)were left in horrific conditions.
The animals lived their entire lives never feeling the ground beneath their feet in wire cages, no access to food or fresh water, and living in their own filth.
Sadly, due to the extreme conditions, many animals passed before help arrived.
With efforts from several organizations, rescues, and sanctuaries, over 200 found homes within a matter of weeks.
As a much smaller facility, we initially worked behind the scenes networking with other facilities to find placement for as many animals as possible.
On Friday, we were informed time had run out to find homes for the last 6 wolfdogs and coydog. If they werent placed by the following day, They would need to be euthanized.
So, ICRC doubled its resident rescue population in less than 24 hours by providing emergency placement for the remaining animals.
But, we got another surprise! One female was pregnant and gave birth Friday night, so we also have her 3 little puppies !!
Everyone is settling in, so we will update with more information and photos as things progress.
Now, with double the mouths to feed,,supplies for the puppies, and housing costs, we appreciate any and all donations towards this recent rescue operation.

It was a team effort with many organizations and the HSUS did provide many supplies and great assistance.
We are still working to provide better permanent housing and enclosures.

Just to clarify the awful pics in the beginning are at the “breeder” location. The nicer ones outside are at ICRC.
The last pic of the white animal (momma with babies) in a crate was in transit from veterinary facility. She needed medical help delivering.

We will be posting an updated wishlist for anyone wanting to help purchase supplies directly.
Thank you for your continued support!

Article About Ohio.
Warning: disturbing images and content.

https://www.humanesociety.org/news/most-horrific-hundreds-foxes-raccoons-wolf-dog-hybrids-skunks-and-coyotes-rescued-fur-farm

01/27/2025

There are certain things going on at the moment that are not for public disclosure. We will me update our followers when we can. But please, please be assured we are working day and night to help animals in need. Volunteers are making plans to assist, provisions are in motion, it just isn’t appropriate to announce the details.

Any and all help is appreciated. Please see our PayPal link and our wish list on Amazon.
It’s a cruel world out there and I wish we didn’t have to ask for help without more information.

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01/27/2025

Take a look at our wish list. Lots of things going on behind the scenes and all donations are appreciated at this time. Thanks for understanding.

01/27/2025

Hello everyone, there is a lot going on behind the scenes and just want everyone to know that we are working hard to improve the lives of animals everywhere.
Thanks for your support.

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01/12/2025

Old lady Jane

Sadly, Jane is the last left of the 2007 trio. Both Alex and Loki, her littermate brothers passed away this past year. Alex was struggling over the holidays and did pass over the rainbow bridge sadly. We lost Loki earlier this year. Both past peacefully on their own inside under the care of Jami. Some donations were diverted to pay for medical care/evaluation of both boys.

This was a very difficult announcement to make particularly over the holidays as this litter was one of the first that Jamie worked with as puppies when she first interned here.

We will post some pictures of them as puppies at a later date.

Jane has been getting extra human attention, special soft treats, extra bedding and overall she has been watched very carefully. This is the first time in her whole life She’s been alone without any brother so she is understandably slowly adjusting. Many of the donations sent were used to purchase supplies for Jane to keep her comfortable and help her adjust. She still has the very large enclosure to herself. We are reluctant to chang enclosures due to suspected vision and hearing impairment.

Thank you all for understanding.

We are accepting donations particularly for Jane in the form of soft dog treats and food, beef bone broth, pasta, canned meat, canned vegetables, such as peas, spinach, green beans, and other canine safe vegetables.