The Arctic fox that made headlines after being rescued in Oregon has found a new forever home at Ochsner Park Zoo in Wisconsin.

The fox has bounced around the city since being spotted near the Sellwood Bridge in early October — first at a wildlife center with the Bird Alliance of Oregon, then the zoo. Its next stop is the Ochsner Park Zoo in Baraboo, Wisconsin, where it’ll join a male fox named Apollo. It’s last day at the zoo is Thursday.

An 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.

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 update on the fox’s next steps should be coming next week, according to the Bird Alliance of Oregon.

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The Arctic fox that made headlines after being rescued in Oregon has found a new forever home at Ochsner Park Zoo in Wisconsin. The young fox with snowy white fur will receive behind-the-scenes care from Oregon Zoo veterinarians until Nov.