We are starting a pilot program and applying for a Scientific Permit from the DFW to take samples from coyotes with mange that we get in or that are captured in the field. There have been no studies conducted on this affliction in coyotes and it is on the rise. When toxins enter the body, they are metabolized by the liver or kidneys. After long-term exposure to toxins or short-term exposure to high amounts of toxins, these organs can sustain damage, allowing toxins to build up in the blood and cause severe symptoms and a depleted immune system which predisposes animals to secondary infections and parasites (Mange Mites) are just a few. Testing for toxins in the blood can be done with several blood tests. Outcomes: Finding a Cause...Education for the Cure