An arctic fox found in Portland last month arrived at the Oregon Zoo on Nov. 8 to begin her transition to a new zoo. Here's ...

The Arctic fox that made headlines after being rescued in Oregon has found a new forever home at Ochsner Park Zoo in ...

PORTLAND, Ore. ( KOIN) — The Arctic fox found wandering the streets of Portland earlier this fall is now “in great health,” ...

An Arctic fox found wandering around Portland, believed to be an illegal pet, will find a new home at the Ochsner Park Zoo in ...

A video capturing a heart-stopping moment between a rescue worker and an elderly Arctic fox has gone viral on TikTok. The footage, shared by Kimberly DeFisher (@arcticfoxdaily), a rescue worker at ...

Arctic Foxes don’t naturally occur in Oregon ... “After a few days of being on the loose, the female fox was desperate enough and approached a person for help, as it’s likely that humans ...

It seems the young, female fox brought this chipper spirit over to the zoo ... “She spent the weekend hopping over logs, foraging for her diet and practicing being a fox!” Arctic foxes aren’t typical ...

The Bird Alliance of Oregon posted a photo of the charming snow-white creature on its Instagram account, along with an update on its health and as-yet-to-be-determined future.

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“Arctic Foxes don’t naturally occur in Oregon ... “After a few days of being on the loose, the female fox was desperate enough and approached a person for help, as it’s likely that ...

The animal is a female Arctic fox that weighs six-and-a-half pounds, staff said. Arctic foxes are native to areas in the north, including Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, Canada and northern Russia.