We had an injured, limping coyote pup take up nightly refuge in our front yard cat shelter. Volunteers with Trails End worked multiple times each day for almost a full week trying to trap it. We finally managed to catch him at 4am one morning and they took him to a sanctuary for veterinary assessment. Unfortunately his shoulder was badly broken and it was most humane to put him to sleep. Despite the sad outcome, the volunteers with Trails End Wildlife were absolutely wonderful and worked tirelessly to do everything possible to trap the coyote in hopes of recovery and rehabilitation. They are wonderful people doing fantastic work. We highly recommend supporting them in any way possible.
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- EIN 35-1976164
- (765) 342-7429
- 3962 N Cardinal Crst Martinsville IN 46151-6275 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Animals, Wildlife Sanctuaries
Mission: Operation and maintenance of a wilflife refuge
Programs: Provide care and treatment for injured, ill and orphaned wildlife
advance science and education by encouraging and participating in wildlife care, rehabilitation, welfare management education and conservation
improve the quality of the publics education regarding wildlife, conservation, ecological and inviromental concerns