Indiana Coyote Rescue Center

12/10/2024

Hope everyone's Thanksgiving went well. Lots of work going on here.
Our current fundraiser is targeted toward purchasing a large freezer so we don't have, or can minimize, the meat shortage we had last summer. Luckily, Deer season provides us with plenty of food, and work, but without the ability to store more (we have 2 freezers but need at least one more large capacity) we run out quickly in the summer.

We had seen used ones on Marketplace for around $300-$350, so that is our goal. Of course, any excess funds will go to soft/wet food for our seniors, which we are also in need for.

Example of what we are looking for, if anyone sees something similar for less, or FREE DONATION, please send our way!!!!

11/19/2024

We frequently get asked questions about what to do with a coyote with mange in the neighborhood. Here is a program nationwide that can help.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CDHdk45p3/

Winter is just around the corner and its getting cold outside. Mange doesn't technically end lives by itself, but the effects of mange- hair loss, weight loss, emaciation, kills mercilessly. You can help! If you see a fox or coyote suffering near you read more about our Mange by Mail Program on our website at https://zurl.co/sjSK
This program needs your support! We are challenged by state wildlife authorities on a regular basis and we're forced to constantly defend ourselves, at times legally. If you have used our program in the past or otherwise support it's existence please consider making a general donation to help us continue to defend it, keep it low cost and available to the public. We have been at it for 15 years now and we plan to keep at it because this program SAVES LIVES! Support donations can be made at https://zurl.co/E9qO
THANK YOU! ❤️🦊❤️

08/30/2024

Throw back Thursday-Eris

Here is Eris as a puppy adjusting to the center and now as an adult in her very own enclosure.

Story to follow in comments.

08/18/2024

Magnificent Morty

08/16/2024

Throw back Thursday
Late summer 2019

08/13/2024

Wren say 👋 on this Tongue out Tuesday!!
Look how big my 👅 is 😜

08/12/2024

Eris posing so pretty with a sit and then cautiously approaching her treat box. She will not do this around strangers or those she doesn’t trust.

08/09/2024

More recent pics of Alex and Jane, FB wasn't cooperating yesterday with the fundraiser post.

08/08/2024

Jane and Alex would like to ask for everyone help getting them through their senior year. They turned 18 this past spring and are slowing down. As you now, Loki, their litter mate passed away earlier this year. At this point in their life they are requiring soft food (wet dog food, ground meat, soft vegetables, and food rolls) in addition to medication for various age related symptoms. They are still getting around and eating and we will continue to care for them the best we can.
I have added items to our amazon wish list just for them, but we are asking for donations through our PayPal account to help subsidize their medical costs.
Additionally, we would like to initiate a sponsor program where is you donate a monthly amount of $20 minimum (next to your donation state you are sponsoring Jane or Alex) and receive personal pictures, fur in a vial, and updates. For those donating $50 a month we can offer same + a piece of coyote art and a certificate.

Eventually we would like to do this for all the animals, but are starting with Jane and Alex at this time. Feel free to PM us with questions.
Attached is our PayPal link and Amazon wish list is in prior post.
Also a few amateur pics of Jane and Alex recently.

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/coyoterescue?locale.x=en_US&fbclid=IwY2xjawEiN1xleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHS2vmmDjn6vEcwad2cZyoihEqKFGNpzULhhAp3vRMXae_I5Ay0V-WXseCg_aem_1oy9Emul8ibGphqlxjoN0Q

08/06/2024

We have added a few items to our Amazon Wish list for our senior animals. More detailed post to follow, wanted to point out the items for those that like to use the wish list as a means to help. Please consider a monthly subscribe and save for these items if you are able! We need these ASAP!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082VKZ1WN/?coliid=IZC2BPDOU73BP&colid=2ECZZ24MSMGO3&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082VKZ1WN/?coliid=IZC2BPDOU73BP&colid=2ECZZ24MSMGO3&psc=1&ref_=list_c_wl_lv_ov_lig_dp_it

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07/16/2024

Alex and Jane at 18 years old

07/14/2024

A beautiful picture of Morty by one of our great volunteers!!

07/05/2024

Ares munches on a snack while Quixote watches from her favorite perch

07/03/2024

Hello all. Our next project is to expand several enclosures and attach a rotation type play yard for the coyotes and to allow for more frequent enrichment walks for Wren. By doing this Wren will be able to walk around more without upsetting some of the coyotes that get stressed easily and allow for the solitary coyotes to rotate enclosures and have safe social interactions. He did enjoy all the walks during the workshop and we would like to continue this.
Due to your previous donations toward a trailer, we have the fencing but need approximately an additional $200 for overhang and dig guard supplies. We haven’t been able to put up the fencing as planned due to the neophobic nature of most coyotes and the extreme heat ( they can get overly excited with construction work and with the heat too risky), prior to that our grounds were too wet to work on.

Help support Indiana Coyote Rescue Center by donating or sharing with your friends.

07/02/2024

Neegan
Enjoying his egg

07/01/2024

Wren was the star of last weekends seminar/workshop. He made new friends and was a great demo.
Got lots of walks, met a nice lady friend coyotes, and got to explore the pond and some other enclosures.
Others got to practice walking him so he can get more enrichment regularly.