The young and (now) heathty fox is released.

After 7 weeks of rehabilitation at Wild at Heart, where he underwent treatment for serious mange and internal parasites (Hookworm), he is now back in his territory.

arriving back into our care

sensing something's up. Getting first view of "home"

Getting too excited. Shreds bedding.

"Is It Really True?"

Who's that guy?

Go For It ! before he changes his mind.

um, smell the fresh air

Off we go.          Note: he's healthy despite the fact his tail has yet to grow its full complement of fur.

Last Farewell

 We had left a variety of food at the release point but he never returned for it. Apparently having been returned to his own hunting grounds he had no need for our offerings.



                                                     As well as returning  the fox to us:

Gloria from Wild at Heart continued on to Sault Ste Marie with this young Great Horned Owl.
He had been injured in a collision with a car and suffered a severe broken leg. He was being transported to a Veterinarian Specialist.