Stranger's Kindness Revives Lifeless Woman

A woman in Louisiana discovered a lifeless coyote, later named Zelda, and took her to Geaux Wild Rehab for treatment. Despite initial uncertainty about her condition, Zelda received extensive care, including parasite treatments and physical therapy. Over weeks, she gradually regained strength and mobility, eventually standing and walking. After eight weeks, Zelda was released back into the wild with a tracking collar, marking an emotional milestone for her rescuers. Her recovery highlights the dedication of wildlife rehabilitators and the resilience of animals.