FoxTales Wildlife Rehab Programs
*FoxTales Wildlife Rehab is not a wildlife petting zoo*
FoxTales regularly receives inquiries from the public requesting a tour of our rehab facility. FoxTales Wildlife Rehab is a rehabilitation center for wildlife. Our mission is to rescue injured, sick or orphaned wildlife; rehabilitate the animal; and then release the animal to live a free life. Human exposure is kept to a minimum, including exposure to the rehabber who is treating the wildlife. It is critical that wildlife retain their innate fear and suspicion of humans so that they can live the free life they were born to live.
Please do not contact FoxTales to request a facility tour or ask if we have animals available who you can interact with.
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Community Education
FoxTales Wildlife Rehab welcomes the opportunity to engage in community education. In the past, we have provided wildlife education to the Scouts of America and local school groups. Contact FoxTales at foxtales.wildlife.rehab@gmail.com if you are interested in a no-cost school or community group education event.
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Scouts of America
Contact FoxTales if your Scout group is interested in completing a wildlife or nature related badge. We can arrange for education and/or facility-related chores, (e.g., construction of squirrel nest boxes).
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Educational Material
FoxTales has an abundance of educational handouts on our Resources page. Feel free to download and share!