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Fox Cub Rescue

ByJon

Today has been super busy, but so is every day here.As well as several birds being admitted, we went out to rescue this fox cub, trapped in garden plastic clutter. The cub had got his head well and truly stuck inside a plastic globe in a garden.Thankfully we had volunteers at hand to collect the cub, then with some delicate sawing, we managed to remove the globe without injuring or stressing him out too much. An examination confirmed he was none the worse for wear and so he was released back promptly.

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