A gray fox that was burned in a California fire has been released to the wild. It took veterinarians at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center 153 days to nurse a little fox to health.

The nonprofit said the California Department of Fish and ... toward the foothills he once called home. The gray fox was released in the wild on March 2, a nonprofit said. Photo from San Diego ...

In the wake of a California wildfire ... at the Ramona Wildlife Center. Now, the fox has been released “back where he belongs in the wild,” the nonprofit said. “This animal was left ...

According to a news release by the organization, the fox was brought under their care by the California Department ... if he could adapt to life in the wild again despite his permanent injuries.

In the wake of a California wildfire ... at the Ramona Wildlife Center. Now, the fox has been released “back where he belongs in the wild,” the nonprofit said. “This animal was left ...

A gray fox rescued from a fire late last year has been released back into the wild after five months of recovery at the ... between September and October last year. Rescued by the California ...