Loki

Silver Fox

Our mission at Humane Indiana Wildlife & Rehabilitation Center is to rehabilitate wildlife and release them back to their natural environment, once they’re healthy and are capable of surviving on their own. In some cases, however, due to injuries sustained before they were brought to us, it would not be safe to release them to fend for themselves. Fortunately for Humane Indiana Wildlife, some animals remain in our care and become wildlife ambassadors. They help us provide wildlife education through our wildlife talks in our community, throughout the state, and during our kids camps.

Loki came to us in December 2022 when the owner surrendered this domestically bred Red Fox. At 10 months old, Loki was very playful and nippy, exactly how a young fox should act. His previous owners were not able to provide him with all the attention he needed and initially surrendered him to their local vet clinic. Our team agreed to provide him with the care he needed and determine if he was a good fit as a companion for our current education fox, Bandicoot. Loki did very well adjusting to life at the Rehabilitation Center and loved interacting with our staff. After roughly 2 months in our care, Bandicoot and Loki were introduced to one another and now share an enclosure!