Animal attraction at Fox Valley Wildlife Center
Suburban animal lovers got an up-close look at some local wildlife Sunday when the Fox Valley Wildlife Center in Elburn opened its doors to the public for a special fall event.
The open house gave visitors a chance to see and interact owls, horses, reptiles and other animals, and meet with the Kane County Mounted Rangers.
There also were games for kids, a pie walk, a bake sale with Kuiper's Donuts and Cider, a treasure hunt and crafts.
Fox Valley Wildlife Center is a wildlife hospital that provides care for orphaned, injured and sick wildlife from Kane County and surrounding areas.
Meghan Prohaska and her son Rowan, 2, of Elburn pet Cougar of the Kane County Forest Preserve Mounted Rangers during the Fox Valley Wildlife Center open house Sunday in Elburn.
Mark Black/mblack@dailyherald.com
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