Fox Rescue And Humane Deterrent Services
As of 2026, The Canid Project not longer provides fox and coyote rehabilitation. However, we are available to help instruct people on reuniting suspected orphaned baby foxes and coyotes. We also still collaborate with a network of other wildlife rehabilitators throughout the state and can help connect you when need be. A list of some of our permitted wildlife rehabilitatirs can be found at the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries HERE.
We are also here to answer your questions on these native wild canids and offer humane and ethical solutions and deterrence methods to human-wild conflict issues you may be experiencing on your property, in your neighborhood, or in the larger community.
Contact us for more information: thecanidproject@gmail.com or TEXT ONLY at 225-200-1895
HUMANE AND ‘ETHICAL FOX AND COYOTE EVICT AND EXCLUDE SOLUTIONS
Amy also offers ethical and humane Red Fox, Gray fox, and Coyote deterrent and predator-proofing for yards and animal enclosures consultations. Services include email and phone consultations, site visits, and presentations for individuals and commercial entities seeking effective solutions.
If you are currently seeking information on humane fox or coyote deterrents email thecanidproject@gmail.com or text us at 225-200-1895
STATE-PERMITTED RED FOX AND GRAY FOX RESCUE AND REHABILITATION SERVICES IN LOUISIANA
Have you found an orphaned or injured fox? A list of some of our permitted wildlife rehabilitatirs can be found at the Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries HERE.
Please see our Red Fox and Gray Fox FAQ
Contact: thecanidproject@gmail.com or text us at 225-200-1895
Fox Rehab and Rescue Journal
See all entries HERE
VIDEOS
These videos aim to document different stages and aspects of the Red fox Rehabilitation process. Collections are separated by year, therefore each year will show a different litter. Make sure the volume is up as many include commentaries by our Director.
In 2018 we received 3 orphaned Red Fox kits, from the same litter, that were about 6 weeks old.
In 2017 we had 5 total Red Foxes. All were orphaned at about 8 weeks old. Three were from the same litter and the other two were from different litters and locations.
PHOTO GALLERY
Click on pictures to view full version and captions
