Rescuers rush to save TRAPPED baby fox!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- We see so many animals stuck in netting and, at this time of the year, the number of calls sky-rockets!
Although we always hope for a rescue release, this is sometimes not possible and, for this little fox cub, he needed a little more R&R to get back on his feet... literally...
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I actually saved a bee from drowning today! Its not a fox kit but its something and its also a valuable part of the ecosystem!
Very true. All life has meaning. Whenever I’m out walking my pups, I like to look out for earthworms struggling on the sidewalk. It takes like 5 seconds to pick them up and place them on a nice patch of grass or dirt and save their lives.
@@Emilietheplushie Nice one 👍 A while ago I saw A family of snails trying to cross A path so I done that too, it was cool, I'm always saving any small creatures I can, no matter how small or creepy they are! All life is precious, apart from jous obvcourse lol.
I keep a small strainer by thr pool so if I see one while swimming I can scoop it out.
@@hopefletcher7420 Also put in some kind of ramp so animals that fall in can climb back out.
If wildlife aid exemplifies one thing, it's that all wildlife matters. They treat every creature with the best care, doesn't matter if it's a swan or a pigeon, a deer or a fieldmouse. You rescued a creature, that's awesome!
Thankyou for such kindness ☺
🥺❤️🦊Thank you for helping the animals.
So grateful the homeowner's daughter Googled and that you were there to save this cutie. Someone mentioned on a previous video that nets, be they, for the garden or the soccer field need to come with warning labels and the 1 foot rule. So much suffering could so easily be avoided.
So are we! Thanks so much for the support. Netting is such a big issue here and we would love to see more awareness!
@@wildlifeaid There is a fundraiser idea & a call to BBC to see if they will cover it or have a news story about netting & wildlife
Well done! Thank you for sharing this video.
Obrigada obrigada por cuidarem desse anjo tão lindo
What a lucky fox he was. Well done to all.
"Are you werry werry wicious?" 😊 Beautiful little fox cub. Good job!
Wish they'd broadcast the netting situation on the news or something so more people are aware of these situations that can happen. Thank you for doing everything you can to help x
Share the video with as many people as you can. That works as well. 😊
Don't click on links from people you do not know, you could get infected with a virus/malware!
We wish that would happen too! Thanks so much for the support :)
@ RukMoogle. Agree whole heartedly .
@@wildlifeaid Can't you send something to The Sun or something? HUNDREDS OF CUTE BABY FOXES KILLED EVERY YEAR! ...I think that would be fitting...
Wonderful work.
Such a little one! Poor baby, and now he's got an injured leg : ( But they got him free and will care for him until he's well, thank heavens.
i love simon and i LOVE wildlife aid
As I have said a few times on here I have removed all my netting from the garden because of these video's. Thank you Simon great job for this little cutie, may he have a long and healthy life in the wild wood!
I like the board which said something like "scare me, do not let me becoma tame!" I like how you care for every little detail :3
Thanks!
Thank you so much! That's so kind of you!
Baby fox: "I has a fierce! I bite!"
Rest of us: Awwwwww!❤❤❤
Simon to the rescue thankfully that gorgeous wee fox cub was given the treatment he needed and will be released to have a 2nd chance thanks to the wonderful angels at Wildlife Aid .
He's stinkin cute. He has grown so much in just 4 weeks!
He is indeed! Life certainly moves quickly in the world of foxes!
I love how determined the baby is to try and bite you 🤣
Haha, it's always great to see them with a bit of fight!
Confident little guy
@@dragonsember Indeed!
i love this man and what he's doing to save the poor animals 💜
Thanks so much. We really appreciate it :)
@@wildlifeaid Just a pity you share your name with that other (less well-known) Simon Cowell ! 😉
@@andrewmonument8847 that bad dad joke requires you to make a donation ;)
Seeing all these videos of animals getting stuck in netting made me remove all netting from my garden.
Boze jaki on jest śliczny , jaki ma piekny pyszczek ❤❤❤❤❤
It's sad that the wee little booboo couldn't be returned to his family, but I'm glad he eventually recovered. I was worried there for a bit! As always, great job, Simon! :-)
So pleased the little fox cub will get released later . Just a pity that people don’t seem to learn 🥺 Ty
It's always such a shame to see another victim of netting, but we hope he feels much better now :)
Foxy babies
If I ever get the choice between wire/wire netting or planting a bush, I'm using the bush! Too many times, you show so much wildlife caught in mesh, netting or wire. You're such a hard working team, so thankyou, for always doing everything you all can, to help save these lives 💪😁💖
Oh gosh, another Simon rescue to make my day, helping a cute lil fox cub no less.
You guys are saints
New brothers and sisters for the little fox cub who got stuck in a net. 🦊❤️
Mega batty teaches the public about netting and how bats get trapped in nets also.
Thank you for saving this little guy!
I have watched all your programs over the years your dedication and hard work ,A big thankyou to you all ,what wonderful people you are.
I want to cuddle the tiny floof!
Deus abençoe vocês por ajudar o anjinho.
Poor little baby! I was so worried that it would be an amputation and so relieved that it wasn't. Simon is so wonderful with all the animals and I love his chatter to the animals he rescues. This baby fox he was talking to was no exception.
Thank you so much for helping that adorable little boy, I'm so happy his little leg got better! Thank you, Wildlife Aid.
I think the tiny viscous spitting cubs are the cutest! Wish he could have enjoyed the fulness of growing up with his mum, but I am happy you are looking after him and he had a good result in the end.
amazing just how much these 'wild' animals will calms down and become friendly or 'less savage' the moment they realize you arntgoung to eat them...
❤❤❤❤aw what a little sweetie 💕 💖 thank you sir for coming to this precious baby. 1:44
So sad people don't have the sense to keep netting at a safe height or even not use it at all.
Thank you to Simon for rescuing this little guy, I have no idea who to contact here in South Wales for help of the type you offer in England.
Thanks so much, that's really kind of you! If you wanted to find details of your local wildlife rescue, www.helpwildlife.co.uk has a full list of local centres and will tell you which ones are best to call :)
@@wildlifeaid Thank you, I'll have a look now.
What a ferocious wee beastie 🥰
So happy the cub recovered well. Even though he can’t returned to the wild right now, I know you guys are gonna make sure it and the rest of the cubs have a great start when they can be returned
I'm always amazed at how much work and love you put in to save these beautiful animals. To my knowledge, there's no such organisation here in Sweden that does such wonderful, selfless work as you do. You guys are my heroes!
1500 likes and literally 0 dislikes. Even the internet trolls can't hate the work you guys do
This pup has got to be the cutest yet!
Netting is just awful stuff ☹️ great work guys that little cub was a feisty one but was also absolutely stunning glad you have given him a second chance 🦊♥️
It's just so funny when I think about it how small England is compared to North America Bend I think Howl in the world can they have wildlife the wildlife must be sleeping in the same bed as them it's such a tiny Island Again compared to North America we even the farm I grew up on was 188 Acres it's like one 100 of England it's crazy anyway I love all of the rescues I love Simon and all of The Rescuers I try not to miss any of the videos I miss when they used to come more frequently and longer I don't know why I don't get that now I must investigate I'm too poor to give financially but I always like the videos and recommend them to my friends thank you as usual to your dedication to helping the wildlings without them we have no future
😠why people don't think.
and thanks again for the rescue.
he ist still so small.
Sadly this sort of thing is something we see all the time :(
Thanks so much for the support :)
So much suffering, and time, money and effort by you guys and wildlife rescue organisations spent on putting right the harm that these blessed netting problems cause. It’s as if you have to point this out to people rescue by rescue. Must be SO frustrating!
It’s good to see the work people put into protect other creature’s lives.
Thanks all rescuers and veterinary and all volunteers 🧡
Good to see Simon's doing fine as well.
Thank you for saving the little fox🧡🦊 You guys are Angel's!!
🥺 wow poor little guy, I was worried he wouldn't get the blood flow back, so glad you can release him later in the year, another great job and video thanks 💖😁
Oh gosh - a little spicy baby with a big problem. Thankyou for such a great rescue and for helping him until he is old enough to return to the wild.. He is growing to be a very handsome fox.
Oh, I don't know how you dared go this close to this fella, Simon. He was VERY scary and VERY vicious!
Aye, another wee fox on Simon's tab. Well done! Lovely.
Indeed! We've seen more than 70 cubs already this year!
You did a good jorb
Team WAF all the way 🌹🥰
Thank you for your work!!!
Thanks for your support!
I love baby foxes they’re the cutest thing in the universe ❤️❤️❤️
So glad he will be fine. But what a terrible life changing experience he had and how easily that could have been avoided! People, please make sure your nets don’t hurt wildlife.
So glad he was restored to good health. Poor little guy:(.
We love Simon ♥️
He wasn’t trying to bite the pretty lady.
Wow! How big he's gotten!
Life moves very quickly in the animal world! :)
So darling!! 💖😍💖 Could you put up billboards warning people about the nets? Or send out flyers?
Clever bunny, silly fox =3
saved the day!
I love foxes thanks for sharing
and saving this beauty. I would
love having foxes around my
place like this too.🦊🦊🦊
they are very smart
they know
you are very good
at taking care
of them.
Those cubs are sooo cute! 🥰 Anyway I'm glad u could help, I'm sorry he couldn't go back to his mum :( But he's in good hands wt u lot. ^^
Sad that the fox cub couldn’t return to his family. Why ppl still leave those web to the ground I cannot understand. Simon has been preaching this for years!
Great job good luck APPRECIABLE JOB.......
Many thanks!
Biedne maleństwo😢😮 . Dobrze ze Pan go uratował ❤
Thanks on behalf of the fox! 😷🤗
Did your Spanish vet (Manu?) leave you towards Spain?
1:25 From scared & angry to "Is this a massage?"
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Wonderful Foxes 🦊 ❤️❤️❤️❤️
❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏
I feel so bad that a bit of netting caused this little fox to lose his family. The mother fox will never know her cub survived. :(
Well, at least he found a new family with you guys.
It's cute how feisty they are even as cubs
Ya'll should get with the Urban Rescue ranch (or branch). They're just starting out and do a mix of domestic and wild rescue in Texas. Trade some tips and tricks. Lots of the same problems, if different critters. Dude started out with ducks/chickens and and insanely violent Rhea and now has a pretty decent rescue operation going.
Great job WAF!
Ohhhh poor little fox
Hopefully he feels a lot better now his leg is a little better!
Great work WAF! I'm going to make a donation
Serious question: What is the intended purpose of this horrible netting? I fail to understand what's being accomplished other than trapping wildlife.
It makes me angry seeing all the unnecessary pain and distress caused by this netting.
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PS-Can cities enact some sort of netting ban? Or at least educate homeowners to raise it up, for whatever purpose it may serve?
Well done Simon
Beautiful animal. I love the ears, they'd be good to tweak!
Thank you!
Thanks so much for the support!
Wish there were TV PSAs about netting!
I'll never forget Wildlife Aid an if my luck ever changes with my investments so will yours
Thank you so much! That's very kind of you!
Well done guys. 👍
Those poor babies
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Great job, as always.
I wonder what the purpose of that netting is. If you're trying to keep animals out, that is what rabbit fencing or chicken wire fencing is for. And if its for something bigger there's welded wire fencing and cattle panels. I have seen net fencing but the vertical "strands" (for the lack of a better term) are just plastic rods and it has wire woven into it so you can electrify it, and that keeps most animals away from it. Been removing wildlife from peoples property for almost 20 years never seen netting like that used in any place that would cause animals a problem.
It is amazing how quick young animals becoming receptive to being handled by people. Just noticing that the vet didn't use gloves to handle the fox nor was it restrained.
Poor little fluff ball😘
Hopefully the little guy feels much better now!
2:43 For a moment, I swear that I thought that was Simon in the bushes.
Great work Team WAF 👍👍🧡🧡
poor baby
How long can the cub be away from the den before you can't rescue release?
It really depends, but usually we use 48-72 hours as the maximum timeframe we're comfortable with
So British I love the Brit’s.