4:45 'Hey I quite like this spa, I'll just let them take off my mas... oh shoot!' 6:10 'It's late so I'll just relax here for the night. Wait, where's that breeze coming fro... oh not again!'
I think he was actually a pretty lucky fox to go down that light well. If he hadn't, the wound on his leg from the fence might have become infected, made him lame and thus more vulnerable to other hazards and impeded his hunting abilities.
A terrified hurt wild girl, not surprised she ran blindly into the light well. Thank you Lawrie for getting her out of such an awkward space & thank you WAF for getting her fit to live another day. Much love to you all, especially Simon xx
Clumsy little fella. Although I don't really understand all the little narrow pits along the side of houses. 🤔 I mean, it's in the name, "lightwell" to give "(day) light" for the basement, but it just seem like asking for wildlife to become trapped, with no incline or climbable installations present; It wouldn't be very difficult to have a diagonal beam, going from a bottom corner, to the opposite top one, with small steps or rough, anti-slip surface, or at least a mesh cover. It surely puts you guys to work, I see! 😅 Great job! 👏
Poor, scared lass! Glad to hear she got the treatment, care and attention she needed and is now back in the wild. Here's hoping this is the start of things improving for her!
Funny how I have to change my brain around to them getting into the right side of the car to drive each time I see it. For a split second I thought he had a driver.
It was actually a good thing she fell down that hole, so you could catch her and get that leg treated 😊 Goes to show, that rescues are best left to people who know what they are doing. Job well done, yet again 😊
Aww, she has the prettiest eyes 💜 Great rescue work from Lawrie, and care from Meriem and Alannah - I always love seeing a little of the medical treatment :) Bless her there at the end... I hope this lucky little girl is making the most of her second chance xXx
Love her reaction just prior to and just after the blindfold was removed... Hmm. I think I'm being moved, but it's gentle and nothing to worry about. Just a strange dread..... (Blindfold removed) Ack! Human! Run away!
Glad you saved the Poor Foxy and healed her Leg Injury that it wasn't too bad. (Thank god) It looked Mortifying when Blood was everywhere. She still had the Zoomies even Bandaged when put in cage. Hehehe! Glad shes set free to the wild as she finally Zooms away hopefully to a safer location.
I wish there was a foundation like this in london. The urban foxes round my area suffer horribly. My local fox has terrible mange which is completely curable.
You all are saints. You are such a beautiful blessing and animals probably can't realize how special you are. I can't help but cry when I see your videos. You could be anything and you are angels. God's amazing angels. Foxy Loxy liked her box!!!!!! 💗💗💗💗
I'm glad she wasn't hurt too badly. That was very claustrophobic in that light well Lawrie, though I have seen you in tighter spots behind fences before too. Great rescue and aftercare. Thank you to all involved.
Bless you all. I am currently in a very bad financial spot and I don't know for how long, but my intention is clear and honest. I fully intend to support you guys once I can. Please stay as you are, you guys and gals are amazing ! Thankyou
Great save guys as always love foxes, I saved a spotted woodpecker on the weekend believe it or not it was lead on the floor in the middle of the shopping precinct in Newport I thought it was dead but it screamed like a banshee when I picked it up, I took it to the vets in Newport by ASDA.
@@IndomitableT that's what people call Manuka honey. Maybe they'll let us know? Nice to see it being used by professionals. Nature healing nature, as it should be 😊
@@IndomitableT that's what people call Manuka honey. Maybe they'll let us know? Nice to see it being used by professionals. Nature healing nature, as it should be 😊
@@Spacey7. Thank you for this piece of information, I did not know that. So what do they put into it besides the obvious manuka honey itself? I mean if it was only the honey, there would be no reason to name it differently, right?🤔
I was thinking the same. Foxes are usually out and about during the night. So I suppose there is no panic in looking for a den to sleep in, or escape to, like there would be in a daylight release.
Poor foxy Fox. Kind of sad he got stuck in the fence, then the light well. But it turned out to be lucky in the end because she got the medical help for her tail she needed. So it all worked out in the end.
Foxie: "But I don't want to leave all you lovely people and go out into the big, scary city again Oh. Ok. Maybe freedom is worth the effort after all."
Lawrie, a fox and a ladder, but that's not an unusual combination with the wide variety of work the Wildlife Aid team do to rescue and recuperate injured and trapped animals back into the wild where they belong to live.
That was such a skilled rescue all by yourself Lawrie "Fox Food"! 👍😆 Well done! Foxi has such beautiful eyes, I'm glad she healed well. And who is the lovely Lady who released her? So calm and loving. You have a wonderful team there. 🤗👍😊
It's a shame they don't make Fox Bondo. When a fox gets a hole in him the vet could fill it with Fox Bondo, then sand it, put textured red hair from a Red Bearded man on it, and he's good to go! Something to think about, and I'm glad the little guy is OK! Thanks for the vid!
Thanks
Aw, when you removed the cover and the there it was with it's face pressed into the corner . . . so cute.
Yeah, that was a very d'awww moment
Thank you 🦊
4:45 'Hey I quite like this spa, I'll just let them take off my mas... oh shoot!' 6:10 'It's late so I'll just relax here for the night. Wait, where's that breeze coming fro... oh not again!'
"Fox food" Gotta love titles like that. One lucky fox.
i think it's so nice, that the homeowners care about these poor little fellows, and call your animal rescue service.☺️
It really is! It often gets forgotten in the comment sections that there's always someone who called WAF (or other rescue services). Warms my heart 🤗
Yes that fox could never get out of there by itself.
"he's got a bad case of stupidity" 😀Lawrie you crack me up. Good job as always, go team WAF 🌷
Foxie was in such good care that he did not want to leave, it appears that foxie said a fond farewell as he sadly scooted away.
They have a tough time in the wild.
Fox was like, do not leave me, I want to stay with you and be served luxury dinners.
3:26 How many animals have come into your animal hospital diagnised with a bad case of stupidity?!!! So glad this lovely fox got the help it needed.
I think he was actually a pretty lucky fox to go down that light well. If he hadn't, the wound on his leg from the fence might have become infected, made him lame and thus more vulnerable to other hazards and impeded his hunting abilities.
A terrified hurt wild girl, not surprised she ran blindly into the light well. Thank you Lawrie for getting her out of such an awkward space & thank you WAF for getting her fit to live another day.
Much love to you all, especially Simon xx
Clumsy little fella. Although I don't really understand all the little narrow pits along the side of houses. 🤔 I mean, it's in the name, "lightwell" to give "(day) light" for the basement, but it just seem like asking for wildlife to become trapped, with no incline or climbable installations present; It wouldn't be very difficult to have a diagonal beam, going from a bottom corner, to the opposite top one, with small steps or rough, anti-slip surface, or at least a mesh cover. It surely puts you guys to work, I see! 😅 Great job! 👏
A metal grid, like I've seen plenty of central London houses have, would avoid such problem for medium-large-size animals.
Yes, they definitely need to secure the lightwell better.
Rescuer/Fox food 😂😂😂
Poor old Foxy. The look on his face just seems to say, "Not this again!"
I really like the "did you know?" boxes (most times I didn't!) but could you leave them up a few seconds longer?
I second this!
Yes, please. I also have to pause the video to read them properly.
Poor, scared lass! Glad to hear she got the treatment, care and attention she needed and is now back in the wild.
Here's hoping this is the start of things improving for her!
But at the end. Was that fox a Lady or a Sir? 😸
There once was a fox from kew
that got into a bit of a do
she was feeling sorry
so thank god for Lawrie
who performed a splendid rescue !
Awesome poem 🤗🤗👏👏👏👏👏💖
Lawrie must be Simons son !!
The same humour blood runs in his veins !!!
Bravo !!!
I hope Simon is doing well. Praying every day.
A great effort by the entire WAF team. That is an unlucky fox who was very lucky after all!
Bedankt
Funny how I have to change my brain around to them getting into the right side of the car to drive each time I see it. For a split second I thought he had a driver.
I love the cute little hop he does out of the cage at the end!!
Shame, he was quite scared laying with his face pressed into the corner of the box and equally surprised to see that the box has "disappeared"! 💞💞💞
The fox was so shocked when you took the lid off! 😄
I'm glad Foxie got the wound treated.
It was actually a good thing she fell down that hole, so you could catch her and get that leg treated 😊 Goes to show, that rescues are best left to people who know what they are doing. Job well done, yet again 😊
Laurie has had a good teacher, love to see the release of a 🦊 fox back into the wild,thank you for the video,love to Simon xx
Lawrie Bailey, the Best Fox Food of the Realm! Made Fresh Daily! Jokes aside, thank you for rescuing and treating her!
Thank you ! So happythe fox is safe. Love to all, especially Simon
A beautiful creature. It hurts me to see him so terrified.
The fox's delayed reaction at 4:50 gave me a laugh.
What a handsome looking fox. Another great foxy rescue!
"Right Fox, you're going in a box" Made me laugh. Good rescue as always guys!
You are doing a great job for Wildlife Folks, I am also amazed you managed to keep the bandage on his leg for more than a few minutes.
Thank you very match.
Great rescue, Lawrie! 👍🏻 …and the cutest 🦊 release! The way she was hiding in the box, as if she didn’t want to leave. 😄🥰
Thank you!
Aww, she has the prettiest eyes 💜
Great rescue work from Lawrie, and care from Meriem and Alannah - I always love seeing a little of the medical treatment :)
Bless her there at the end... I hope this lucky little girl is making the most of her second chance xXx
The quality of your video is only surpassed by the skills and care of those good people that work for you. Brilliant!
Thanks so much, glad you like our videos!
This must be fox season. The poor things keep getting stuck in somewhere. Thank you for rescuing them.
What lovely people!
Love her reaction just prior to and just after the blindfold was removed...
Hmm. I think I'm being moved, but it's gentle and nothing to worry about. Just a strange dread.....
(Blindfold removed)
Ack! Human! Run away!
Animal people are the best people! Thank you for your generosity in saving these animals and sharing them with us too.
Glad you saved the Poor Foxy and healed her Leg Injury that it wasn't too bad. (Thank god) It looked Mortifying when Blood was everywhere.
She still had the Zoomies even Bandaged when put in cage. Hehehe!
Glad shes set free to the wild as she finally Zooms away hopefully to a safer location.
I wish there was a foundation like this in london. The urban foxes round my area suffer horribly. My local fox has terrible mange which is completely curable.
Poor lil guy atleast hes in good hands
Just going to say I fully appreciate the lovely little titles being given to rescuers. xD Poor Fox Food Lawrie!
Thank you all for saving such a beautiful creature! 🦊💖
So happy that you all take care of animals in need. 🙏🏻God bless you all always and greetings from Zürich🇨🇭
Thankyou to ALL concerned, Great Team Work! XXX
Wonderful work, thank you for caring. 💗💗💗💗.
ty rescue team - you are all awesome 😊👍
Thanks Wildlife Aid team 👍
Hopefully you are getting all the financial help you need to keep going. 💗
You all are saints. You are such a beautiful blessing and animals probably can't realize how special you are. I can't help but cry when I see your videos. You could be anything and you are angels. God's amazing angels. Foxy Loxy liked her box!!!!!! 💗💗💗💗
I'm glad she wasn't hurt too badly. That was very claustrophobic in that light well Lawrie, though I have seen you in tighter spots behind fences before too. Great rescue and aftercare. Thank you to all involved.
Well done!
Such a beautiful fox :) Well done all at WAF👍
Thank you for all you do. 💚💚💚💚.
I love 🦊 beautiful rescues videos thanks 🙏👍
Great Job Thank You
Bless you all. I am currently in a very bad financial spot and I don't know for how long, but my intention is clear and honest. I fully intend to support you guys once I can. Please stay as you are, you guys and gals are amazing ! Thankyou
Lucky fox got 1 month free food & shelter.
Brilliant job, well done team! (I'm surprised the fox was not more badly injured going down into the light well)
Poor baby glad she did great. You're an awesome team.
How could he be unlucky? The wonderful people of WAF helped him out. ^^
Good Rescue Team WAF 🧡🧡
Great save guys as always love foxes, I saved a spotted woodpecker on the weekend believe it or not it was lead on the floor in the middle of the shopping precinct in Newport I thought it was dead but it screamed like a banshee when I picked it up, I took it to the vets in Newport by ASDA.
More wonderful people doing wonderful things with wonderful animals. I love your channel. ❤😁
Me 2
Thank you for helping him/her. Such beautiful animals they are. 😊
Need to stock up on green eggs and ham now. Would you eat them in a box? Would you eat them with a fox?
Lawrie sounds so much like Simon sometimes when he talks to the animals. Great rescue...silly fox.
Bravo! I love a happy ending!
Not at all so unlucky, just the opposite - this way you guys could treat her wounds and keep her safe to recover - great job again !
NICE RESCUE LAWRIE, THANK YOU!!! 🙏🙏
I love foxes! 🦊❤
The fox will keep getting itself trapped on purpose until it gets a ride in one of those swan bags.
💪 awesome job and video thanks guy's 💖😁
He is lucky to have you❤.
Manuka honey. Wonderful stuff, I've used it on my reptiles & other animals. So glad you're using this, so natural & so effective 😊
Manuka honey indeed is wonderful, however he said: “… *medicated honey”.🦊😌
@@IndomitableT that's what people call Manuka honey. Maybe they'll let us know? Nice to see it being used by professionals. Nature healing nature, as it should be 😊
@@IndomitableT that's what people call Manuka honey. Maybe they'll let us know? Nice to see it being used by professionals. Nature healing nature, as it should be 😊
@@Spacey7. Thank you for this piece of information, I did not know that. So what do they put into it besides the obvious manuka honey itself? I mean if it was only the honey, there would be no reason to name it differently, right?🤔
nice rescue and release of this beautiful fox !! Thank u all so much for taking such good care !!! 🦊
Foxes look so embattased in these videos, like they know they are destroying their reputation of being a very smart animal
That was just the cutest moment when he looked up out of the topless box🥰🦊
Awwww poor foxy this look soo painfull... hope leg get well again..
Great ending to another rescue 💜
Outstanding video as usual! Give Simon my love. God bless you Simon.
Nice to see a new video and rescue. Good work, Lawrie. Love to Simon and all.
Thank you! 🤗
This fox wasn't much into humans, was it? 😉
Is there an advantage in a nighttime release or was it just by coincidence?
I was thinking the same. Foxes are usually out and about during the night. So I suppose there is no panic in looking for a den to sleep in, or escape to, like there would be in a daylight release.
Most likely because foxes are primarily nocturnal creatures
Poor foxy Fox. Kind of sad he got stuck in the fence, then the light well. But it turned out to be lucky in the end because she got the medical help for her tail she needed. So it all worked out in the end.
Thank you for looking after all the wildlife 🦊🦊🦝🦝🐭🐭🐰🐰🦔🦔🦢🦢🦆🦆
these always make me smile :)
such an awesome rescue.
Foxie: "But I don't want to leave all you lovely people and go out into the big, scary city again Oh. Ok. Maybe freedom is worth the effort after all."
Lawrie, a fox and a ladder, but that's not an unusual combination with the wide variety of work the Wildlife Aid team do to rescue and recuperate injured and trapped animals back into the wild where they belong to live.
That was such a skilled rescue all by yourself Lawrie "Fox Food"! 👍😆 Well done! Foxi has such beautiful eyes, I'm glad she healed well. And who is the lovely Lady who released her? So calm and loving. You have a wonderful team there. 🤗👍😊
He is really a quite lucky fox in that he clotted so fast and did not bleed out.
Sounds like we need to put fox flaps into fences. 👍
I hope Simon is doing well.
It's a shame they don't make Fox Bondo. When a fox gets a hole in him the vet could fill it with Fox Bondo, then sand it, put textured red hair from a Red Bearded man on it, and he's good to go! Something to think about, and I'm glad the little guy is OK! Thanks for the vid!