Arctic fox spotted in South Lyon taken to Howell Nature Center for checkup
Officers came across fox near high school
Natasha Dado, Web Producer
Updated: February 22, 2020 at 9:40 AM
Officers found the Arctic fox while responding to a complaint about an injured dog Friday morning. (South Lyon Police Department.)
SOUTH LYON, Mich. – An Arctic fox spotted in South Lyon Friday morning was taken to the Howell Nature Center for a checkup.
Officers from the South Lyon Police Department came across the animal while responding to an injured dog complaint near a high school. A post on the South Lyon Police Department’s page said the fox’s owner was found.
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The arctic fox is also known as the white fox, polar fox and ice fox, according to the Detroit Zoo. During the winter, their fur color is white and during the summer it turns to a brownish-gray, which allows them to remain camouflaged year round.
They are not native to Michigan.
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