Raines, 23, had studied to be a vet tech, but dropped out of school to start Save A Fox, which became a 501 (c) (3)-registered charity in 2017. There, she takes in native animals that can’t be ...

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In 2024, Raines spent about $1 million moving 400 foxes from the farm and getting them the proper care they needed. About 100 foxes remained in need of care at the time of her death, Sandi said.

Mom of YouTuber Mikayla Raines remembers her daughter's relentless fight to save animals "She made such an impact, even though she struggled so much," Sandi Raines, Mikayla's mother, told USA TODAY.

Mom of YouTuber Mikayla Raines remembers her daughter's relentless fight to save animals "She made such an impact, even though she struggled so much," Sandi Raines, Mikayla's mother, told USA TODAY.

In 2024, Raines spent about $1 million moving 400 foxes from the farm and getting them the proper care they needed. About 100 foxes remained in need of care at the time of her death, Sandi said.

In 2024, Raines spent about $1 million moving 400 foxes from the farm and getting them the proper care they needed. About 100 foxes remained in need of care at the time of her death, Sandi said.

In 2024, Raines spent about $1 million moving 400 foxes from the farm and getting them the proper care they needed. About 100 foxes remained in need of care at the time of her death, Sandi said.

Mom of YouTuber Mikayla Raines remembers her daughter's relentless fight to save animals "She made such an impact, even though she struggled so much," Sandi Raines, Mikayla's mother, told USA TODAY.