An Arctic fox rescued from the illegal pet trade was this week happily playing in his new enclosure. Footage shows the white animal roaming around its temporary shelter. The young fox, weighing ...

Animal rescuers safely captured a white animal seen wandering ... It is illegal to own a fox as a pet in Washington and Oregon. The shelter said this Arctic fox’s story is unfortunately ...

Cate told the publication that "white coloration is more common in red foxes than in gray foxes," but said the animal in question didn't have ears and a snout like a red fox. “Honestly, we’re ...

In the winter, Arctic foxes have a long white coat that sheds to short ... The possibility of an escaped pet or a hybrid fox has been raised, but wildlife officials remain cautious in drawing ...

The organization posted a photo of the charming snow-white creature ... Because the arctic fox is considered an exotic species in Oregon, it’s illegal to keep the animals as a pet – unless ...

A mysterious snow-white fox ... From there, the Arctic fox will continue educating the public about her species. What does the fox say, the Bird Alliance asks? “I am not a pet!” ...

Arctic foxes, which are white, live much farther north in cold ... red foxes (most but not all are invasive), and there are people that have pet foxes (which may or may not be legal),” Eliot ...

Arctic foxes are native to areas in the north, including Greenland, Iceland, Alaska, Canada and northern Russia. Wildlife Care Center staff believe she either accidentally escaped from captivity ...

She caught the attention of the public with her puppy-like features and bright white fur. The Arctic fox found in Portland ... was likely illegally kept as a pet because she wasn’t afraid ...

The all-white mystery fox spotted last week near the Sellwood Bridge in Southwest Portland is now safe at a local wildlife center, awaiting her next move. The Bird Alliance of Oregon said a ...