The Gray Fox is a species found throughout the state of Florida with more abundant populations in the northern part of the state. As a member of the canid family, this species is nicknamed the “tree fox” because of their unique ability of climbing trees. This patient (23-1242) was transported by a citizen with concerns the fox was sick. Clinic staff conducted a full intake exam and concluded she was very alert and had no obvious injuries. Based on her demeanor, an ultrasound was conducted and co

Say hi to our Gray Fox! Did you know? 1. The gray fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) is the only member of the dog family that can climb trees, thanks to its retractable claws! 2. Despite the name, they can sport various coat colors, from reddish-brown to gray. 3. These adaptable foxes have a diet ranging from fruits and insects to small mammals and birds. 4. Gray foxes are known for their intelligence and cunning hunting strategies. 5. They have a distinctive black stripe down their back and a bush

If you’ve ever thought the Gray species of fox seems extra unique, guess what? You’re right - they are! As a matter of (fun) fact: They aren’t even in the same genus (Vulpes) as the Red or Arctic species. | Arctic Fox Daily Wildlife Rescue, Inc.