A fluffy white fox trotting through a Portland neighborhood wasn’t something anyone expected on a calm October night. But ...

An abandoned Arctic fox found wandering in an NW Portland park captured the hearts of the community - but also raised concerns over what would happen to her next. Well, we finally have an answer ...

Arctic foxes are illegal to own in most states— including Oregon and Washington. They are typically found in areas north of the Arctic Circle, such as Canada, Russia, Greenland, and Iceland.

An arctic fox spotted wandering in Portland last week is now being cared for by the Bird Alliance of Oregon, after someone approached by the small white mammal took it to the group’s wildlife ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — A stray Arctic fox was taken to the Bird Alliance of Oregon’s wildlife rehabilitation hospital on Oct. 12 after it was found wandering the streets of Portland.Bird Alliance of ...

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.

A video capturing a heart-stopping moment between a rescue worker and an elderly Arctic fox has gone viral on TikTok.. The footage, shared by Kimberly DeFisher (@arcticfoxdaily), a rescue worker ...

The Arctic fox's revival stands as a success story of collaboration, not only bridging administration, conservation and research, but also uniting three countries behind a common cause.

A video of "the sweetest" arctic fox cub in Iceland crying for its mother has captured the hearts of users on Instagram.. The moment was filmed by Iceland-based photographer Léo Guedes and has ...