The arctic fox that was first spotted near the Sellwood Bridge and later captured in Portland in October is now sick with ‘salmon poisoning’ — about a week after she was transferred from the Oregon Zoo to the Ochsner Park Zoo in Wisconsin.

Luna, an Arctic fox who recently arrived in Wisconsin, is on the mend after being diagnosed with salmon poisoning, a bacterial infection caused

"Luna," the Arctic fox that was found abandoned in Portland on Sept. 12 and sent to live at the Ochsner Park Zoo in Baraboo, Wis. on Nov. 14, was recently diagnosed with salmon poisoning and is receiving emergency medical care,

An Arctic fox spotted roaming an Oregon city was taken to a Wisconsin zoo where she fell ill with “salmon poisoning,” the zoo said. Since then, Luna has gone through intense treatments to get better, the Ochsner Park Zoo said in a Nov. 30 Facebook post.

An Arctic fox found wandering in an NW Portland park captured the hearts of the community - but also raised concerns over what would happen to her next.