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Video: Fox burned in Butte County wildfire released back into the wild

The Auburn-based Gold Country Wildlife Rescue said it nursed the fox back to health with help from the recently formed Wildlife Disaster Network.

By NBC Sacramento , in Sacramento , at January 3, 2021

Original article posted at https://www.kcra.com/article/video-fox-burned-butte-county-wildfire-released-back-into-wild/35113537

The Auburn-based Gold Country Wildlife Rescue said it nursed the fox back to health with help from the recently formed Wildlife Disaster Network.

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