Fox + Coyote Rescue and Humane Deterrent Solutions

As branching features, The Canid Project provides the only species-specific fox rehabilitation program in Louisiana. Through this state-permitted program we rescue, rehabilitate, and release orphaned and injured Red Foxes, Gray Foxes, and Coyote.  

We also offer consultations on humane and ethical deterrence methods of foxes and coyotes,  and the retrieval of injured or orphaned foxes and coyotes.  The ultimate goal is to educate on the coexistence with our native wild canids.

Through these community efforts we hope to add to what The Canid Project brings to the table through our photographic and educational endeavors. Check out some of our past rehabilitation efforts HERE. 

Please see our Red Fox and Gray Fox FAQ

HUMANE FOX DETERRENT AND INJURED OR ORPHANED FOX RETIEVAL IN LOUISIANA

Amy Shutt, Director of The Canid Project, offers ethical and humane Red Fox, Gray fox, and Coyote deterrent consultations state-wide.  She also offers retrieval of orphaned or injured Red Foxes, Gray Foxes, and Coyote.  She is a state-certified Nuisance Animal Wildlife Officer with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.  

If you are currently seeking information on humane fox or coyote deterrents or have an orphaned or injured fox in the area please contact us via the form below, email thecanidproject@gmail.com or text/call us at 225-200-1895

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PERMITTED FOX RESCUE AND REHABILITATION SERVICES IN LOUISIANA

Amy is also a state-permitted Louisiana Wildlife Rehabilitator specializing in Red Foxes, Gray Foxes, and Coyote.  Amy's goal is to rescue, rehabilitate, and release native Red Foxes, Gray Foxes and Coyote that are orphaned or injured back into their native habitat.  She provides state-wide pick up. This is a program run under The Canid Project, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. 

Have you found an orphaned or injured fox? We provide a state-wide pick-up service and are willing to help in any way possible.  Please note: injured adult foxes must be released back into their original territory. They will not be relocated.

Please contact us via the form below, email thecanidproject@gmail.com or text/call us at 225-200-1895