Mikayla Raines

Wildlife Rehabilitator, YouTuber

American Minnesota, United States

Quick Info

ProfessionWildlife Rehabilitator, YouTuber
NationalityAmerican
Date of Birth05/03/1995
Age30 years (died on 20, Jun, 2025)
BirthplaceMinnesota, United States
Date of Death20/06/2025

Latest News about Mikayla Raines

23/06/2025

Mikayla Raines's husband publicly announced that she had died by suicide after struggling with mental health issues and sustained online bullying. Her death was later confirmed by authorities, and tributes from followers and media outlets highlighted her impact on animal rescue and wildlife rehabilitation.

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Bio/Wiki

BiographyMikayla Anne Raines was a wildlife rehabilitator, animal rescuer, and YouTuber best known as the founder of SaveAFox Rescue. She dedicated her life to rescuing and rehabilitating foxes and other animals, especially those affected by fur farming.

Physical Stats & More

Eye ColorGreen
Hair ColorBrown

Educational Qualification(s)

EducationStudied vet tech in college but left to focus on wildlife rescue. Took various college courses and additional wildlife rehabilitation classes.

Personal Life

TattooOn her left arm, right thigh, and left thigh

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried

Family

MotherSandi
SpouseEthan Frankcamp
ChildrenFreya (daughter, born circa 2022)

Career

Highlights
  • Founded SaveAFox Rescue in 2016, focusing on rescuing and rehabilitating foxes and exotic animals.
  • Gained initial experience by volunteering for a wildlife rehabilitator at the age of 15.
  • Raised her first captive-born red fox, which began her journey in wildlife rehabilitation.
  • Rescued approximately 500 foxes from a fur farm and various other situations.
  • Her YouTube channel garnered millions of subscribers, showcasing rescued foxes' lives.
  • Became USDA-licensed to exhibit and sell foxes by age 21.
  • Moved SaveAFox operations from Minnesota to Florida.

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Mikayla developed a passion for foxes after meeting her first fox while volunteering at 15.
2. She bottle-fed her first red fox, named Farrah Foxett, in 2015.
3. Originally a vet tech student, she left college to pursue her commitment to animal rescue.
4. Suffered from severe mental health issues, including depression, autism, and borderline personality disorder.
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