Reports Say Fire Sparked At Oklahoma’s Nomad’s Animal Encounter

According to a social media post from the hands-on experience in Seminole, Oklahoma, Nomad's Animal Encounter, the property was reportedly set on fire on Friday, August 8 around noon.

At the time of the post, they were reaching out for those who were close in the community to help, asking "please anyone who can help help."

According to comments in the post, the surrounding community quickly reacted and they are working to keep the fire contained. Currently, comments say they are only searching for 2-3 missing foxes.

Nomad's Animal Encounter is located at 36090 EW 1140 Road in Seminole, Oklahoma.

They are currently known as the best animal experience in the nation, according to Newsweek.

They are known for taking in rescue animals and exotic animals that need to be rehomed or readjusted for better living environments. They've helped rehabilitate several species including monkeys, foxes, lemurs, deer, kangaroo, opossums and many more.

The owner, Matt Crabtree, is widely recognized on social media for his comical skits about "People in Oklahoma" and "Oklahoma Tea Time." He also focuses heavily on sharing Oklahoma-related content including wild facts and unbelievable stories. His storytelling skills are something that just don't compare to many others on the internet.

There are speculations about how the fire started on the property, but we don't have the confirmation from Fire Department officials at this time.

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