Wandering Arctic fox captured in Oregon, origins unclear
Bird Alliance of Oregon Confirms Arctic Fox Found in Portland’s Willamette Park
The Bird Alliance of Oregon confirmed that a mammal with white fur recorded near the Sellwood Bridge’s west end on Wednesday, Oct. 9, is a female Arctic fox. The 6.5-pound fox, which was found in Willamette Park, is being treated for dehydration and malnourishment at BAO’s Wildlife Care Center, but is otherwise in good health.
Arctic fox found in SE Portland
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - An Arctic fox was found in Willamette Park on Saturday and taken to the Wildlife Care Center. Arctic foxes aren’t native to Oregon and are considered an exotic species. According to the Wildlife Care Center, the fox was likely raised in captivity. She isn’t afraid of people and approached humans when she was rescued.
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