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The Canid Project The Canid Project is a fox and coyote rehab and educational non-profit based out of Louisiana.

The Canid Project is a 501c3 non-profit creative educational endeavor launched in December of 2016 by photographer Amy Shutt. OUR MISSION:

This project's mission, as a global creative conversation, is to document and share the stories of not just wild canids, but also the stories of humans and the wild canids who enter each other's lives in some capacity. We actively present this creative and edu

cational information through our photography, non-fiction narrative, conservation photography workshops, and community outreach to inspire and educate the public. We strive to shed light on how these relationships shape our views on the wild canid species and the ramifications, both negative and positive, they present. Please read more on our current programs:

• Red and Gray Fox Rescue and Rehabilitation
• Conservation Photography Workshops
• Wildlife Photography Mentorship for Teens
• Community Outreach Talks and Presentations
• Periodical: Notes From The Field

To help further our efforts please visit our website: http://www.thecanidproject.com

For more information contact Amy at [email protected]

18/11/2024

Part 1 of Zelda’s release today via Geaux Wild Rehab!

16/11/2024
Check out Karin Hargrave Saucedo's new post!
16/11/2024

Check out Karin Hargrave Saucedo's new post!

The city of Kenner, Louisiana in Jefferson Parish is at it again! Indiscriminately trapping and killing coyotes. The bes...
16/10/2024

The city of Kenner, Louisiana in Jefferson Parish is at it again! Indiscriminately trapping and killing coyotes. The best available science and the public’s values do not support the unregulated and indiscriminate killing of coyotes.

The indiscriminate killing of coyotes will not reduce their populations. Coyotes are native to North America. Since 1850 when mass killings of coyotes began in the U.S., their range has tripled. Persecution of coyotes disrupts their social structure, which, ironically, encourages more breeding and migration, and ultimately results in more coyotes, to start.

If you want to reach out to the Kenner government to voice your opposition to this short-sighted, inhumane, and ineffective waste of money - paid for with tax dollars - please email:
[email protected],
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[email protected],
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[email protected]

To learn more about this issue and sustainable, science-backed, and humane alternative to indiscriminate killing of coyotes, please visit thecanidproject.com The Canid Project

The city of Kenner, Louisiana in Jefferson Parish is at it again! Indiscriminately trapping and killing coyotes. The bes...
16/10/2024

The city of Kenner, Louisiana in Jefferson Parish is at it again! Indiscriminately trapping and killing coyotes. The best available science and the public’s values do not support the unregulated and indiscriminate killing of coyotes.

The indiscriminate killing of coyotes will not reduce their populations. Coyotes are native to North America. Since 1850 when mass killings of coyotes began in the U.S., their range has tripled. Persecution of coyotes disrupts their social structure, which, ironically, encourages more breeding and migration, and ultimately results in more coyotes, to start.

If you want to reach out to the Kenner government to voice your opposition to this short-sighted, inhumane, and ineffective waste of money - paid for with tax dollars - please email:
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected],
[email protected]

To learn more about this issue and sustainable, science-backed, and humane alternative to indiscriminate killing of coyotes, please visit thecanidproject.com The Canid Project

Geaux Wild Rehab Tails of Nature Wolf Conservation Center
Karin Hargrave Saucedo Project Coyote The Humane Society of the United States WVUE FOX 8 Unfiltered With Kiran

05/10/2024

yay! Zelda!

Fox Friends! We need your help! ❤My colleague Skye of Tails of Nature here in Louisiana, has a terribly unfortunate case...
13/08/2024

Fox Friends! We need your help! ❤

My colleague Skye of Tails of Nature here in Louisiana, has a terribly unfortunate case of two red fox kits needing a lot of care to pull through their issues. As of right now the vet bills are at $700. Malnutrition, partial lameness, muscle atrophy, bone issues, anorexia, extreme anemia, to mention a few of the issues currently being addressed.

*The saddest part of this all is that these foxes' issues are due primarily to diet/malnutrition, because a layperson with no knowledge of basic red fox nutritional needs took them from the wild 3+ months ago and tried to raise them*

If you are able to donate (see the post below) it would be so appreciated as we want to try to correct this wrong if there is still time. Alternatively you can pay the vet directly by calling and asking them to place the donation on Tails of Nature's account. Veterinary Associates of Acadiana 1-(337) 534-8228
More updates soon!!

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