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Wildlife charity rescues 17 abandoned fox cubs
- The RSPCA Oak and Furrows wildlife charity in Wiltshire is caring for 17 abandoned fox cubs this spring.
- Many cubs arrive after garden work disturbs dens or because their parents have died or left, leaving them vulnerable and orphaned.
- The center groups the cubs by size in three pens to keep them wild, encourage bonding, and prevent bullying by larger foxes.
- Initially bottle-fed, the cubs now eat puppy food and milk on their own, with about 60 boxes of donated dog food arriving today, which the manager says is "brilliant" with a "really good uptake."
- The charity will keep the cubs until August and September to maximize survival chances in the wild and appeals for donations to cover food, vet bills, and care costs.
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Wildlife charity rescues 17 abandoned fox cubs
The charity says many cubs are abandoned when people start working on their gardens - disturbing dens.
·Missoula, United States
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By Angie Sullivan Shades of Hope Wildlife Refuge in Pefferlaw, Ontario, has received over 650 orphaned animals this spring and is worried more are on the way. As the weather gets warmer, squirrels, rabbits, mice, porcupines, and skunks are some of the species seeking warm, secluded spots to nest and raise their young. Unfortunately, they […] The post Shades of Hope sounds alarm over growing number of orphaned wildlife appeared first on Georgina …
·Georgina, Canada
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