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Meet OuR Red Fox

Red Fox Exhibit

Our beautiful Red Fox Pippen's forever home was made possible by a very generous donation by a local foundation. We thank you for all you have done for us! 

 

While releasing wildlife is always our ultimate goal, this young fox could not return to the wild. After being hit by a car, he was found disoriented—walking in circles and later lying near a road. Animal control intervened, and The Wildlife-Line stepped in to provide emergency care.

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A veterinary exam revealed inflammation in his spine and brain due to trauma. Severely dehydrated and exhausted, he began to recover with the help of steroids and supportive treatment—but sadly, he will never regain his sight.

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Despite all he's been through, he has shown incredible resilience and a gentle, affectionate nature. He never shows aggression, even when frightened or handled for care. He delights in playing with squeaky toys and, unlike most foxes, only SOMETIMES tears them apart! 😆

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Now, he’s in his next chapter: A beloved animal ambassador at the Hungerford Nature Center, where he can educate and inspire visitors of all ages.

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Hungerford Nature Center

191 Farmington Avenue,

Berlin, CT 06037

860-827-9064

Admission Hours
Tuesday - Friday
10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Saturday - Sunday
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
(Closed on Mondays)

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Part of

New Britain Institute
New Britain Youth Museum
Children & Nature Network
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