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Gray or Red?

A red-colored fox is not necessarily a "red fox" or a gray-colored fox a "gray." If you can get close enough to see it, a white tip at the end of the tail indicates a red fox.
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According to Mr. Aesop, foxes are sly. And according to Mr. Webster, that means “secretive” and “playful.” We take exception to neither definition and consider ourselves lucky to spot a fox passing through the neighborhood. In the meantime, we’re working to end cruel fox-penning and the unnecessary trade in fox fur. Learn more on this page.

Florida Bans Cruel Fox and Coyote Pens

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has outlawed fox and coyote pens, the gruesome practice of releasing a fox or coyote inside a pen to be chased and often torn apart by dogs.

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