Thanks, as always, for all your support! Did you know that Lawrie now has a book of his British wildlife photography? Proceeds go towards our work so please take a look at www.wildlifeaid.org.uk/shop/products/wild-britain-book :)
@@wildlifeaid Well - my mini-schnauzer girl is "nice and bitey" too, on occassion. I consider those to be love-bites. I mean what should we expect of a wild animal ? This fox *seemed* to much appreciate that the fellow was there to help her/it escape. Yet extreme anxiety on their part - for very obvious reasons. I think I would try to verbalize this differently to the animal, but well done.
"Nice and bitey" 😂 Lawrie has the same kind of dry humour as Simon. I guess that's why they work so well together. This one was a solo though and you did a great job Lawrie 👍👍👍
Lawrie seems as dedicated as Simon to saving wildlife. King Charles and many other royals are conservationists who are dedicated to saving animals and the environment.
It always turns my stomach seeing them trapped like this. I am so pleased he was relatively unharmed, it'must be so frightening. Well done Lawrie, the foxes limbs were unharmed and you kept all your fingers! I have to admit I do get annoyed, animals trapped in netting is not new, just pegging the net up when not in use would avoid all harm and stress to animals. I remember one rescue the homeowner said, "it's never happened before". So with that logic and complacency are they waiting for the day it WILL happen? Sigh. Great job, and thank you so much.
FWIW - LIFE is mammalian fundamentally frightening - and must be. You start out all well-intentioned and well meaning - but then you NEED protein & procreation and eventually must die - despite one's own intentions. Is cancer or a heart-attack less upsetting that a nylon-mesh trap ? The point of this exercise is COMPETITION. You are no different from this fox.
Completely calm and unimpressed. "Yes, I know. You're very vicious." Good work, Lawrie! Particularly managing something that clearly needed at least 3 hands.
Lawrie is amazing, and the fact he was drawn into wildlife rescue is such a blessing! Simon can rest assured that wildlife will continue to be rescued. God bless these caring people.
My husband was listening to my video without watching and he noticed the amazing kindness in Lawrie’s voice. Add that to his great rescuing skills and voila, Lawrie is a total winner❤
Dear Simon, Lawrie & WAF Staff... I've lost count of how many smiles you've put on my face & how much pure joy you've given my heart. Thank you. God bless you.🙏♥️🇺🇲✌
Simon gave the animals a gift before he is leaving and the gift is you Lawrie. Well don Lawrie. Blessings to both of you and Simon and Wildlife Aid. Please give our love to Simon. ❤❤❤
That was so wonderfully well done. Glad it was a rescue-release for this feisty and frightened (but still utterly adorable) fox 💜 As someone who can’t resist a cute animal print, I can’t help but appreciate Lawrie’s little lobster socks 😊xXx
I didn' t see first but with the slow motion I could really see how he was happy to be free again. Thank you so much for him. You did a great job and you are a beautiful person. 🦊❤
Gorgeous foxy-fox! But he'd really worked on getting himself in a tangle. Good thing Lawrie is such a pro at this! Lol! Praying and prayers for Simon as always.
Excellently done with one chap! Well done. Hope you gave the owners of the goal post some advice re safe storing after use [as I'm sure you did]. Needs to be taught in school.
He knew exactly where he was going! Wonderful job and it's great to see Lawrie was able to do it safely by himself. I must confess when I saw the title I thought "again?!" it must drive you guys mad. I hope Simon is doing okay.
A very stressed/scared fox, dealt with very patiently/gently Lawrie. That was a mile of net to work on, brilliant to see the run off at the end 😉 thanks muchly Lawrie, love to Simon x x
Bless you for your kind help. I have been caring for a fox family for about 2 yrs now and had 6 of them the other night. Mum had 5 cubs but one died. I just feed them enough so that they still remain wild. The mother had mange and I treated that. So much better now. The mother trusts me the most and comes when I call but I still don’t encourage them to come too close. They have learned 2 sounds, when I call them, and another for danger so they know to run (if a vehicle approaches or someone walking along).
Bitey end may be bitey, but those big floofy tails make up for a lot :) Glad to see Mr Fox got to zip back off to whatever he was doing before he got himself all knitted up.
@@wildlifeaid First time I saw a fox in full winter configuration, I couldn't believe how floofy those tails get :) Thank you so much for helping them out!
Superb job, Lawrie! The fox thought so too. If you look at the bit of video with the times you tried to get to the bit of rope around his head, you could see him respond less with each of your tries and apparently think "oh, I don't think he's trying to hurt me at all" but that he was startled initially made sense too. (Also... this video was one of those times when I thought "Oh, if I lived nearby, I could have rushed over and helped". My rabies titer is probably still alive and kicking anyway.) If this sounds pedantic, nah, that's just me being me.
My friend told me in the late 90's he met Douglas Adams, who gave a lecture on the environment and wildlife conservation, and he mentioned the good work of Simon; he said: " there is a wonderful gentleman in Leatherhead in Surrey, who looks after sick animals".
I like these videos these critters you save & help thank all of you from the bottom of their hearts they know y’all are true friends whenever they need your help so from mine & all the commenters who see these videos we all say thank all of you very much we hope every one is ok.🤗👍🏼
Foxes are my number 1 favorite critters you are very lucky to have them in your yards if I lived around there I’d have them spoiled I love those beauties.
Thanks, as always, for all your support! Did you know that Lawrie now has a book of his British wildlife photography? Proceeds go towards our work so please take a look at www.wildlifeaid.org.uk/shop/products/wild-britain-book :)
Book looks beautiful defo a Christmas present. 🙂
@@BellaSue70 Thanks very much! That's lovely to hear!
No, I did NOT know...but, as noted, the perfect Chrissy pressy.
Thank you, for your work 🙏
Sorry to be the narc telling you this, but the 3 links in the description are not active. Wonderful video.
"Nice and bitey", I'm sure he'll take it as a compliment!
Haha, I'm sure he would!
@@wildlifeaid Well - my mini-schnauzer girl is "nice and bitey" too, on occassion. I consider those to be love-bites. I mean what should we expect of a wild animal ? This fox *seemed* to much appreciate that the fellow was there to help her/it escape. Yet extreme anxiety on their part - for very obvious reasons. I think I would try to verbalize this differently to the animal, but well done.
He wasn't really angry, just scared out of his mind, poor boy.
Had right to be angry, avoidable.
He was indeed poor boy. Hopefully he feels much better now :)
Exactly! And I recommend that to anyone who meets a stranger with a pair of scissors in hand.
The FOX wasn't too happy either!! 😆
Anger comes from fear :P
I've been lying in bed with covid, and watched nearly all through your videos going back 5 years, I'm addicted lol
Get well soon, I hope it's not 'long covid'.
These videos are good medicine. 🙂 They've gotten me through rough times too.
Best wishes to you. ♥️
Best wishes for your health
@@GiacomodellaSvezia I was in bed for 2 days but i feel a lot better now thanks
We really hope you're feeling better soon! Thanks so much for your kind support :)
"Nice and bitey" 😂 Lawrie has the same kind of dry humour as Simon. I guess that's why they work so well together. This one was a solo though and you did a great job Lawrie 👍👍👍
Thanks so much! Dry humour always helps in this job!
Lawrie seems as dedicated as Simon to saving wildlife. King Charles and many other royals are conservationists who are dedicated to saving animals and the environment.
I think half way through the fox started to realise that he was there to help . Great job getting him free 😊😊
I have to laugh out loud when you assure the fox that you know he's very vicious.
It helps to massage his ego ;)
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind support! It really means a lot!
Another great rescue executed to perfection
Thanks so much, we really appreciate it!
It always turns my stomach seeing them trapped like this. I am so pleased he was relatively unharmed, it'must be so frightening. Well done Lawrie, the foxes limbs were unharmed and you kept all your fingers!
I have to admit I do get annoyed, animals trapped in netting is not new, just pegging the net up when not in use would avoid all harm and stress to animals. I remember one rescue the homeowner said, "it's never happened before". So with that logic and complacency are they waiting for the day it WILL happen? Sigh. Great job, and thank you so much.
Thanks so much. It's always a horrible sight to see them like this, but we're so glad he could be released on scene!
FWIW - LIFE is mammalian fundamentally frightening - and must be. You start out all well-intentioned and well meaning - but then you NEED protein & procreation and eventually must die - despite one's own intentions. Is cancer or a heart-attack less upsetting that a nylon-mesh trap ? The point of this exercise is COMPETITION. You are no different from this fox.
Thanks Wildlife Aid team 👍
Thanks so much!
You did very well. Kind words and gentle. Thanks
Thanks so much :)
He knitted himself into that one good and proper, didn't he? Well done Lawrie and cameraman! XXX
he was the cameraman as well 😅 had a camera on his head and placed the other on the ground
@@rongike was I wrong then? X
He did indeed! It was quite the tangle!
A quick glance from the fox as he ran off as if to say "Thanks". Another great rescue.
nice to see them healthy and fluffy
Thanks so much!
Lawrie rules!
Thank you very much!
Beautifully done Lawrie, he was fairly calm considering he was in a bit of a panic, you did a lovely job, thank you
Thanks so much. He was luckily quite calm in the end!
My favourite wildlife team ❤️
Thank you so much! That's really kind of you!
Lawries lobster socks are the secret star of this ep
Haha! Great spot!
The poor fox must've been so scared. I love the way you talked to him as you worked.
Thanks so much. We're glad we could help him!
All these rescue videos are heartwarming.
Thanks so much :)
Completely calm and unimpressed. "Yes, I know. You're very vicious." Good work, Lawrie! Particularly managing something that clearly needed at least 3 hands.
Thanks so much, we really appreciate it! :)
Great Job Lawrie, nice one. 😄
Thanks a lot, very kind of you!
Well done, Lawrie! And be blessed, dear Simon! We all love you!❤❤❤❤
Thanks so much, very kind of you!
Lawrie is amazing, and the fact he was drawn into wildlife rescue is such a blessing! Simon can rest assured that wildlife will continue to be rescued. God bless these caring people.
I’m concerned that Simon isn’t helping. Prayers for his health and strength. 🙏❣️💕
Don't worry, Simon is ok. Lawrie manages our out-of-ours rescue calls and Simon was still in bed at the time!
Well done young man. Very calm and careful which isn’t easy. 👏
Thanks very much!
Brilliant! Can't have been easy Freeing Foxy on your own, well done and thank you.
Thanks a lot! Usually we'd make sure we have two people on callouts like this, but sometimes it has to be a solo job!
@@wildlifeaid Yes very true x
Very well handled, well done.
Thanks so much :)
You had a good teacher and it’s shows💖💖💖
I certainly did! Thanks a lot! - Lawrie
"Work my way to the bitey end" 🤣🤣
Well done! You're amazing Lawrie! And so gentle with the little fox. Prayers for Simon 🙏
Everyone loves the bitey end! ;)
Thanks so much :)
My husband was listening to my video without watching and he noticed the amazing kindness in Lawrie’s voice. Add that to his great rescuing skills and voila, Lawrie is a total winner❤
Thank you so much, that's so kind of you to say!
Thanks, Lawrie! 🤗
Thanks for your support!
How some of these animals stuck in netting are even alive is beyond belief, thank you to every one who takes part in saving these animals.
It shocks us too at times! Luckily he was ok! Thanks so much for the support :)
Спасибо Человеку за спасение Лисёночек! Здоровья Вам и всего-всего самого Наилучшего!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for helping him 💜
Thanks so much for the support!
Great job, Lawrie!
Thank you!
Wonderful work, as is to be expected for Lawrie. And having to do it all by himself this time? Poor lad!
Thanks so much, we really appreciate that!
Great job, Lawrie!!!! Thank you!
Thanks so much Gemma!
What a lovely, fiesty fox! Top-tier fox behavior right there 🦊👍
Dear Simon, Lawrie & WAF Staff... I've lost count of how many smiles you've put on my face & how much pure joy you've given my heart. Thank you. God bless you.🙏♥️🇺🇲✌
Yea Lawrie! I can't imagine being able to do this. But you did it beautifully. Such kindness makes my heart feel better. ♥️
Thanks so much!
Simon gave the animals a gift before he is leaving and the gift is you Lawrie. Well don Lawrie. Blessings to both of you and Simon and Wildlife Aid. Please give our love to Simon. ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! We will do so!
great job. we All deserve freedom. thank you!
Thanks so much. We do indeed!
That was so wonderfully well done. Glad it was a rescue-release for this feisty and frightened (but still utterly adorable) fox 💜
As someone who can’t resist a cute animal print, I can’t help but appreciate Lawrie’s little lobster socks 😊xXx
Thank you so much Emily! We're so glad we could help him!
Haha, Lawrie has to keep the marine biologist in him somehow, right? ;)
I didn' t see first but with the slow motion I could really see how he was happy to be free again. Thank you so much for him. You did a great job and you are a beautiful person. 🦊❤
🦊❤️
Thanks so much, that's so kind of you :)
Well done mate 👍🇦🇺
Thanks very much Mark!
beautiful and calm rescue of this sweet entangled fox !! so nice he could go back to the wild immediately !! Thank u so much for helping him !! 🦊
Thanks so much, we really appreciate it!
Beautiful little fox. Thanks Lawrie
Thanks so much. He was a very handsome boy!
Wonderful work as always, thank you ❤
Thanks so much. We really appreciate it!
😱 cor blimey he got good and tangled, good job and video for a solo run, thanks 💖😁
He did indeed! Thanks so much for the support!
Great rescue, thank you Lawrie! 👍🏻
I hope Simon is doing ok. 🥰
Thanks so much! Simon is doing well thank you :)
@@wildlifeaid That’s good news! Thank you! 🤗
Thank you for your service! ❤️
Thanks so much :)
Thank you for saving the beautiful baby
Thanks so much :)
Man, if there is a hero in the world right now, you are the one
Thank you so much, that's so kind of you!
Gorgeous foxy-fox! But he'd really worked on getting himself in a tangle. Good thing Lawrie is such a pro at this! Lol! Praying and prayers for Simon as always.
Thanks so much :)
Well done Lawrie : you are a compassionate young man. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much :)
Great work, netting is such a problem.
If only people would tie it up with velcro when not in use, it would stop so much death and suffering.
You are so right, but i have my doubts if people will ever learn!
It certainly is! One second of thought would save so many lives when netting is concerned!
Excellently done with one chap! Well done.
Hope you gave the owners of the goal post some advice re safe storing after use [as I'm sure you did].
Needs to be taught in school.
Thanks so much. Luckily, the caller agreed to remove the netting in the future :)
The release always catches my breath. You are just absolute heroes, the way you save each and every one of these lovely creatures. 😍 👌 👍 ❤
🦊 ❤️
Thanks so much. Releases are always the best part of the job!
Well done Lawrie,you have a good teacher in Simon xx
Thanks so much, I'm very lucky! - Lawrie
Great job by Lawrie, made it look much easier than it was! God bless you man & Wildlife Aid team.
Thanks a lot, very kind of you!
Seems that fox scored an own goal!! Good job Lawrie, Foxy was in good condition too.
He certainly did! Thanks so much :)
Your work makes the world a better place! Thank you very much!
How is Simon doing? 💖💖 Sending prayers
Thanks so much. Simon is doing well thanks :)
That was a super tangled mess that’s for sure . Ty for rescuing another beautiful animal . ❤
Love and hugs to Simon .❤
He was definitely quite tangled! Thanks so much for your kind words and support :)
Awesome rescue.
Thanks very much!
He knew exactly where he was going! Wonderful job and it's great to see Lawrie was able to do it safely by himself. I must confess when I saw the title I thought "again?!" it must drive you guys mad.
I hope Simon is doing okay.
He did indeed! Thanks so much!
We certainly see this sort of callout far too often...
Simon is doing well thank you :)
A very stressed/scared fox, dealt with very patiently/gently Lawrie. That was a mile of net to work on, brilliant to see the run off at the end 😉 thanks muchly Lawrie, love to Simon x x
Thanks so much, that's very kind of you!
Wow, looks like that could have been dangerous for you! Thank you for your bravery and for helping this little guy!
God always bless u all gentlemen for all your goods, without all animals will be dead or sufferings, tq
As the fox run away I've heard Simon's voice "Vroooom!!" 💜
So glad I can see your channel on my feed again. So enjoy you saving and caring for the animals. THANK YOU!
Bless you for your kind help. I have been caring for a fox family for about 2 yrs now and had 6 of them the other night. Mum had 5 cubs but one died. I just feed them enough so that they still remain wild. The mother had mange and I treated that. So much better now. The mother trusts me the most and comes when I call but I still don’t encourage them to come too close. They have learned 2 sounds, when I call them, and another for danger so they know to run (if a vehicle approaches or someone walking along).
Thank you!
Thanks so much :)
You sounded so much like Simon while you were talking to the fox. It brought a happy tear to my eye.
Haha, thank you!
Heros come in all shapes and sizes. Bless Your Heart forever.
Thank you so much :)
I’m just waiting for someone to name one of these animals after Simon. That fox is feisty like him. But, you’ve got to find a cheeky animal. 😉😁
Haha! We will do our best ;)
Poor thing was scared half to death.Thank you for helping ♥️
I love how he gently was in every action
Bon travail Laurie. Amitiés à Simon. 😍😍🇨🇵
Great solo job, Lawrie! 👍🙏🙂❤️🦊❤️
Thanks very much Kim!
What a beautiful fox. I'm sure he had quite a tale to tell when he got back to his den.
Fantastic rescue lovely fox .
Thanks very much! We're glad he was ok!
You are awesome like your dad Simon. Thank you for rescuing, saving the fox's life. Many blessings to you and the foxy
Thank you! Lawrie and Simon are not related :)
@@wildlifeaid
Really? I didn't know that, thanks
Bitey end may be bitey, but those big floofy tails make up for a lot :)
Glad to see Mr Fox got to zip back off to whatever he was doing before he got himself all knitted up.
Haha, they do have great tails don't they?
We're so glad he could head straight off home!
@@wildlifeaid First time I saw a fox in full winter configuration, I couldn't believe how floofy those tails get :)
Thank you so much for helping them out!
You guys are so freaking awesome! It ALMOST seemed that it understood you were there to help towards the end. Thanks for all you do!
Poor kid comes home from school and finds his prized Birthday present ruined by some heathen lol ....
Nicely done , lovely Fox.
Wie vorsichtig und durchaus liebevoll dieses arme Tier gerettet wurde ist wunderbar. Danke für diesen Einsatz!
Danke schön!
Great solo rescue Lawrie. Well done that man. Glad you also gave him a 'ticking off'.
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!
Thanks
Thank you so much Manuela! That's so kind of you!
Superb job, Lawrie! The fox thought so too.
If you look at the bit of video with the times you tried to get to the bit of rope around his head, you could see him respond less with each of your tries and apparently think "oh, I don't think he's trying to hurt me at all" but that he was startled initially made sense too.
(Also... this video was one of those times when I thought "Oh, if I lived nearby, I could have rushed over and helped". My rabies titer is probably still alive and kicking anyway.)
If this sounds pedantic, nah, that's just me being me.
Thanks so much! He was luckily quite cooperative in the end!
My friend told me in the late 90's he met Douglas Adams, who gave a lecture on the environment and wildlife conservation, and he mentioned the good work of Simon; he said: " there is a wonderful gentleman in Leatherhead in Surrey, who looks after sick animals".
How lovely! Thanks so much for letting us know, that's really nice to hear!
Thank you 💞😊 very match.
God bless you 🧡🧡
Thanks so much :)
Great Job Laurie
Thanks a lot :)
I like these videos
these critters
you save & help thank all
of you from the bottom
of their hearts
they know y’all are true
friends whenever
they need your help so
from mine & all the
commenters who see
these videos we all
say thank all of you very
much we hope
every one is ok.🤗👍🏼
Thanks so much, we really appreciate it! :)
Thank you for your selflessness in assisting this poor creature!
Foxes are my number
1 favorite critters
you are very lucky to
have them in your
yards if I lived around
there I’d have them
spoiled I love those beauties.
As always a real pleasure to watch you saving the critters! ❤️
Thanks so much, we really appreciate it!
Nice paw massage in the end ❤❤❤😁
Haha! It's all part of the package! :D
Well done!
Thank you!