Gray Fox Released Back to Wild

Gray Fox Released Back to the Wild After Five-Month Burn Treatment
Before being released Sunday in Orange County near where he was originally found, the fox spent over five months at the San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center for treatment of traumatic burn wounds to his four paws.
Gray fox injured in brush fire returned to the wild after rehab in Ramona
The fox was rescued on Sept. 30 by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife after it was hurt in the Airport Fire, which burned more than 23,500 acres in Orange and Riverside counties last fall. Officials said the fire caused second- and third-degree burns to the fox’s paw pads.
Gray fox rescued from California's Airport Fire set free after rehab
The Airport Fire burned 23,526 acres in Southern California's Santa Ana Mountains in September and October 2024. More than 100 structures were destroyed in the fire. After months of rehabilitation, a gray fox who survived the Airport Fire in Orange County has been released back into the wild,
Fox burned in California wildfire returns to ‘where he belongs.’ See him rush home
The injured fox, who “had lost several digits, nails and paw pads,” received daily care and spent months at the center healing, the nonprofit said.
Gray fox burned by wildfire released into wild following 5-month recovery
A gray fox burned in a fire late last year has been returned to the wild after five months in recovery at San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center
Injured fox rescued from California wildfire is released back into the wild
A gray fox was brought to the San Diego Humane Society with second and third-degree burns. After months of healing, he's back in the wild.
Fox Burned in California Fire Released into Wild
A gray fox that was burned in a California fire has been released to the wild. It took veterinarians at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center 153 days to nurse a little fox to health.
Fox burned in wildfire returns to Orange County wilderness
A gray fox that was injured in the Airport Fire last September returned to the wild after five months of rehabilitation at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center. This video was created on.
Gray fox burned in Airport Fire returns to the wild
A gray fox who spent more than five months at San Diego Humane Society’s Ramona Wildlife Center for burn treatment is back in the wild.
Fox burned in California wildfire returns to ‘where he belongs’
A badly injured fox was spotted in an Orange County neighborhood and taken to a wildlife center. After months of rehab, he found freedom again in the wild.
Gray fox injured in wildfire returned to the California wilderness
The fox was released in Orange County this past Sunday, not far from where he was originally found during the Airport Fire
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