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Woman runs fox sanctuary in upstate New York
ABC News meets a woman dedicated to rescuing and caring for foxes at her sanctuary in upstate New York.
In brief
ABC News meets a woman dedicated to rescuing and caring for foxes at her sanctuary in upstate New York. A woman in upstate New York runs a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and caring for foxes in need. Originally reported by ABC News.
A mission to save foxes
A woman in upstate New York runs a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing foxes in need. ABC News correspondent Danny New visited her to learn about her work.
Living the dream
The woman describes her work at the sanctuary as living the dream. She is passionate about caring for foxes that need help and protection.
Rescuing foxes in need
The sanctuary takes in foxes that require rescue and care. The woman works to provide them with a safe environment where they can recover and thrive.
Dedication to wildlife
The woman's commitment to fox rescue reflects a broader dedication to protecting wildlife. Her sanctuary serves as a refuge for animals in distress.
Making a difference
Through her work at the sanctuary, the woman is making a tangible difference in the lives of foxes. Each animal she rescues represents a life saved and protected.
The big picture
A woman in upstate New York runs a sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and caring for foxes in need.
