Foxy Fun Encounter
From the Great Plains to the Sahara, meet the foxes in our care
BOOK NOW
CALENDAR
DIRECTIONS
Get to Know Our Curious Foxes
Go behind the scenes with our animal care team as they train and care for our adorable and playful foxes. From the Arctic to the deserts of Africa, foxes play integral roles in their ecosystems and you can play a role in their conservation once you learn all about them.
Tour Highlights
Meet some pint-sized predators ready to win your heart
In this one-of-a-kind experience, you’ll learn about fox species from around the world – their behavior in the wild, the challenges they face, and our conservation efforts – all while the foxes play at your feet.
Who you’ll meet
Each Foxy Fun Encounter is unique, but some of our most frequent stars include Carrie the swift fox, and fennec foxes Daisy and Jager.
What to expect on your tour
During this special up-close encounter, our curious foxes play, explore, sniff, and enjoy tasty treats.
BOOK NOW
Become a Member
Reserve Your Foxy Fun Encounter
Grab a friend for a private, two-person Foxy Fun Encounter with some of our smallest residents.
Please note: Guests must be 14 years of age or older to participate. Guests under 18 must be accompanied by a paid guardian or parent. Closed-toed shoes and long pants are required for all participants.
You May Also Like
Private Tour
This private, two-hour guided tour is the ideal way to experience the Endangered Wolf Center, with an exclusive look at additional wolf habitats not included in the public tour. Reservations required.
LENGTH: 2 hours
DATES: Daily except Tuesday at 9 am, 11 am and 1 pm.
Photography Tour
Our large wolf enclosures have natural, wooded surroundings that provide the ability to get breathtaking photos of Mexican wolves, red wolves, maned wolves, African painted dogs and swift foxes.
LENGTH: up to five hours
DATES: Subject to availability, for reservations call 636-938-5900
Subscribe to Our E-Newsletter
My son talked about this tour the whole way home. The best part? It wasn’t just about how cute the little fennec fox was. I could tell he had a new respect for wildlife and how important they are in the world in ways he never knew. What a win, thank you.