Report A Sighting

Do you believe you require outreach assistance (education, resources, or rescue assessment) for a wild canid such as a coyote, fox, or wolf? Please provide a detailed report using the form below.

Please note, that Coyote Watch Canada will share submitted information with our Canid Response Team, municipal agencies, and other outreach partners as needed to better serve you; conduct field investigations, and carry out our vital coexistence work. This information will only be shared as necessary with government partners. By filling out this report, you consent for a member of our Canid Response Team to contact you if necessary for more information.

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Affiliation

Your Name *

Email Address *

Phone Number *

Your Address *

Approximate Address of Sighting *

City *

Province/State *

Which canid species did you see (fox, coyote, wolf, not sure)? *

Date and Time of Sighting *

At the time of sighting were you walking with a dog(s) on or off leash? If off leash, please describe your next action. *

Were you walking on or off a designated trail or marked pathway? *

Did you snap a photo and/or video? You may also email these to crt@coyotewatchcanada.com

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Please describe the canid behaviour (position of tail, ears, shadowing, barking) *

Have you seen any feeding of wildlife or evidence of feeding of wildlife? If so, please describe below.

Please provide any additional information

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