FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) – A retired Fort Wayne banker is matching donations to Black Pine Animal Sanctuary to help rescue foxes following the closure of an Ohio fur farm.

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W. Paul Wolf is pledging to match all donations up to $125,000 to complete the buildout of new fox habitats at the sanctuary. Black Pine is currently asking for the community’s help to construct the habitat for the foxes being rescued from the fur farm, as well as any future foxes.

“As a refuge for captive-raised exotic animals of all kinds, Black Pine Animal Sanctuary must step up to raise awareness about ongoing animal cruelty in for-profit business, both in Indiana and across the country,” said Amanda Plank, executive director of Black Pine Animal Sanctuary. “Sanctuaries are continuously overwhelmed by not only the exotic pet trade, but issues such as this one.”

Foxes, raccoons, wolf-dog hybrids, skunks, opossums and coyotes were found at the fur farm, some of them with missing toes, ears, tails, and limbs, according to Black Pine.

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