Fox Stranded on a Roof for Days Gets a Dramatic Rescue!

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Night rescues are always dramatic...
The "A-team" of Wildlife Aid's rescuers were called out one night, in the rain, to rescue a fox that had been stuck on a roof for 3 days. After careful planning, the team spread out to corner the animal. Sean and Johnny did all the work and left a disappointed Simon out of the rescue!
The fox stayed at the centre a few days to recuperate and was released where he was found, back to his territory. It's important to understand that adult foxes must go back to their own territory, even if it's not an ideal site in our opinion. This chap knows the place he is from very well as he was more than likely born very close by! As much as we would prefer to, we can't release him in the countryside, or in what we feel is a "better" area, because he wouldn't know where to hunt, where to sleep and would be in trouble!
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@PatrickHolensaber 8 лет назад

You guys are like, legitimately bloody awesome

@wildlifeaid 8 лет назад

Haha thank you!! :D

@potentplant9469 8 лет назад

its gonna get hit by a carrrrrr

@valyourpal9861 8 лет назад

+Wildlife Aid your amazing I would love to be a wildlife aid when I'm older helping animals beautiful

@thecount8542 8 лет назад

Freaking agreed

@firefox8653 8 лет назад

Dog eyes V.A. Same

@441meatloaf 8 лет назад

I have never seen a boss so angry about having not to do anything. Best quote "I am the boss, and I am standing here like a lemon doing nothing".

@wildlifeaid 8 лет назад

+Aoru lol! Well, that's our Simon!

@NeoTodesklingel 8 лет назад

+Wildlife Aid || Simon shouldn't been angry back there. He should be happy he _didnt_ need to do something to a bit more ensure everyones Safety. *:-3*

@giorgiamikrouli7073 8 лет назад

+Wildlife Aid how did the fox ended up there

@wildlifeaid 8 лет назад

+Giorgia Mikrouli Nobody knows how the fox ended up there!

@nurnadhrah8129 8 лет назад

Yes,yes i agree 😂😂 hahah a lemon

@dettlng_bb3529 3 года назад

Nicely well fed and behaved handsome fox...I’m sure someone is taking care of him feeding in their gardens back yards ❤️🙏🏼 he seem to tame

@chocoearly 8 лет назад

I love how the fox has a derp face throughout the whole video

@juliana-uf6ol 8 лет назад

kokomomo6 xD

@PaulswifeMichelle 9 лет назад

You guys are so awesome, my heart goes all mushy when I see a rescue and that fox was so cute.

@namekman01 8 лет назад

i like to think that fox wanted to see the world from up above

@4godliv 8 лет назад

Job well done. And what a handsome city fellow

@volfdoesthings7260 8 лет назад

WE! need more people like them to take risks to save animals

@chickennugget8252 8 лет назад

"I've been standing here like a lemon! I'm the boss here!"🤓Derp🤓

@fifthavenuegirl 5 лет назад

You guys are amazing!!!

@tonifermallex 9 лет назад

God bless you guys! You're my heros! (BTW my favorite animal is a fox) :3

@ncasey72 8 лет назад

How the hell did the fox get up there? Great rescue, love these animals. Job well done! :)

@wildlifeaid 8 лет назад

+nonie c Thanks!

@Joea-gc9ww 7 лет назад

That fox is like help someone

@ekramer1030 8 лет назад

That is so awesome :)

@mackiphongsavanh4159 8 лет назад

Lol silly Simon oh Simon say DO MY WORK CUZz IM A LEMON+IM THE BOSS

@garcybarcy9337 2 года назад

❤️🦊

@Trefalas 6 лет назад

Abandoned on a parking spot.... 2 weeks later he did crack.

@emmathomas6982 8 лет назад

If you held out meat for the fox would it come to you?

@Blue138UEF 4 года назад

I'm not really thrilled about the fox being back on city streets..... like seriously they should be in a Forrest!

@TheTinkili 9 лет назад

And everyone asks themselves the one and only question: How did he end up on a roof? :D Amazing rescue, my heroes! You are incredible!

@thesnowempress1427 3 года назад

А зачем её вообще было спасать? Ей, по-моему, было и так неплохо.

@unit83 3 года назад

@@thesnowempress1427 Ты на чём сидишь чтобы такие русские, рандомные комментарии оставлять?

@OnlyGrafting Год назад

@@thesnowempress1427 stranded up at such heights. It had climbed up but there was no way for a fox to climb back down. It would starve to death up there or fall down and get fatally injured.

@gabrielleb74 9 лет назад

You could retire but then you'd have to take up a hobby. I suggest animal rescue :)

@nameofthepen 9 лет назад

LOL, Anangke. Good one. :D

@MrSpeedy99 8 лет назад

What a beautiful creature!

@DotterSvea 8 лет назад

Absolutely adorable.

@tylerm0089 8 лет назад

it's raining foxes in England

@grace._1434 7 лет назад

Tyler Mikos lol

@unicornbunny6190 5 лет назад

It's coz there's HARDLY any wild food for them. So, most end up going after domestic animals leading to conflict with Neanderthals, or eating scraps from dumsters etc. Its a sad situation, i say.

@littlemrpinkness295 4 года назад

We are building building building, too fast into their habitats. They are confused and frightened, but still they are hungry and they just try to forage.

@thilnisha 4 года назад

Is that why they are doing fox hunting? They showed a video on it on the dodo channel. How a group of rescuers intervene to protect foxes during the hunt. They get attacked and threatened by the hunters all the time.

@animalslover5112 3 года назад

Foxes are having the same feeling

@tlongworth19 5 лет назад

Lol I love the humor "I'm the boss and im standing here like a lemon doing nothing" 🤣 that's half the fun of the job

@mixedmonologues2474 9 лет назад

Aww, what an adorable little face! Good job rescuing him! :-)

@Phoxxxx 8 лет назад

He didn't even seem that scared or aggressive :)

@rekkariley652 8 лет назад

He may have been too tired to put up a fuss. Also, someone in the video said they had fed him a few hamburgers so he may be thinking that humans might not be TOO bad.

@thatoneguy33198 8 лет назад

Well he is a city fox so he is probably used to getting handout from people :)

@rekkariley652 8 лет назад

thatoneguy33198 He's probably used to people just standing around and not directly threatening him, too. Animals are amazingly tolerant when they're convinced that the humans are just part of the scenery.

@isntalex 8 лет назад

Either too tired or its used to be near people since its in da city

@rekkariley652 8 лет назад

O.G.alex Animals can be surprisingly tolerant of humans when they get used to seeing humans as just part of the background scenery.

@urbanimage 9 лет назад

Looked like the fox decided to cooperate.

@spookygremlins 9 лет назад

urbanimage yea he must be like : F this roof I'm leaving finally.

@NeoTodesklingel 8 лет назад

Naaahhh, he *WAS* trying to flee, but luckily there were no Escape Routes and the Fox seemed weakened already. He *could have* rushed from the Roof and hurt himself otherwise.

@AgentMazgunn 8 лет назад

Wildlife Aid are the superheros this planet needs. Keep it up.

@theonlyshinyumbreon 7 лет назад

Mazgun Raynor I agree solo much!!!!!! #SAVE DA FOXES 😃

@nameofthepen 9 лет назад

I think you should have held him there in solitary confinement until he finally divulged the secret route he used to get up there. ;-)

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

nameofthepen Lol!

@ashleetan753 9 лет назад

Wildlife Aid I really thank you for saving this poor animals as I know I'm a animal lover but I love cats the most but I also do love other animals.But I'm a sure that when I grow up I'm going to be a part of Wildlife aid

@powerdragon5236 9 лет назад

that's sad and very mean and animal abuse

@beckywoodley2210 9 лет назад

+powerdragon What abuse?

@Reverse2057 9 лет назад

+powerdragon are you serious? he was being facetious. jeez, learn to take a joke. e__e

@Zatherothx 8 лет назад

This has quickly become one of my favourite channels, thank you for all your hard work guys

@kali1607 9 лет назад

To all the wonderful people involved, Congratulations on another amazing rescue.

@ingeborg-anne 9 лет назад

Don't you dare retire, Simon!!! Great job, A-team! What a handsome fox. He feels a lot better now I'm sure.

@gojewla 9 лет назад

This reminds me of an alien abduction. "There was a bright light! And then they caught me in their net (light beam) and then an anal probe (yes, I know the fox most likely was given an anal probe), and then they set me free! I lost two days of my life! (You know, something similar happened to me after drinking a bottle or tequilla.)

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

+gojewla lol!

@danielphanover6936 8 лет назад

+gojewla Something like that happened to me once at a gay bar.

@gojewla 8 лет назад

Daniel P Hanover lol.

@danielphanover6936 8 лет назад

+gojewla and I said: OMG ! WOO-HOO ! :)

@OmegaMegalodon 8 лет назад

+gojewla but it got food and place to stay. what more can a fox ask for? lol

@Areeane 9 лет назад

The things you do for these animals, you guys are amazing!

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

Thank you Areeane !

@ExquisiteKinkyCoils Год назад

❤❤❤

@cammcwade6293 8 лет назад

Thank you for saving animals 😊👍🏼its adorable

@southerner4566 4 года назад

He looks well fed. He must have been finding plenty of food

@josiet4068 8 лет назад

Look at those gorgeous eyes

@TigerMeadows 7 лет назад

Yes, he/she was really giving us the 'doll eye'.

@ThunderbolttheFox 5 лет назад

That fox seemed surprisingly chill about all this

@gosenskat 8 лет назад

How on earth did that fox manage to get up there?! What a goof - glad you got him out safe!

@isntalex 8 лет назад

How did they get up there?....lol

@danseabreeze1404 9 лет назад

BEAUTIFUL! Thank You for your hard work and empathy toward these animals! :D

@dragoncake4653 8 лет назад

The fox looks like a stuffed animal lol

@toppcatt5113 9 лет назад

He was surprisingly calm.

@claireoswald3857 9 лет назад

What a heroic rescue! Especially the exceptionally brave and determined Johnny! All the Wildlife Aid people are brilliant.

@Kari2025 9 лет назад

Awww, he was so cute!

@re4886 9 лет назад

Simon you lemon :P

@ondinehd6889 4 года назад

What a beautiful fox, with such expressive, and communicative eyes! Wish I could adopt him... Great rescue, and so right to give the fox a few days to recover.

@Ghost-pj4bu 8 лет назад

Awwwh! Thanks so much for saving this little dude! Foxes are just so adorable! Keep doing this amazing work! :D

@noneedtoknow2870 8 лет назад

Foxes are such beautiful critters!

@HXCVII 9 лет назад

I bet the one person or animal that disliked this video was a rabbit

@TheBrytstarr 3 года назад

Yeah..'cuz cute little bunny was already IN the fox's tummy...

@irishemogirl6720 8 лет назад

That's got to be the most beautiful fox I have ever seen! Those eyes!! So adorable! I'm so glad he made a full recovery and was able to go back to his territory. I'd love to know how he got up on that roof. That's the kind of situation that usually involves cats!

@CreekValleyCritters 9 лет назад

Wow, that was amazing :)

@Ded-Miron 7 лет назад

Respecting you people!!! Thanks for helping animals.

@diluvidollies2035 9 лет назад

You are heroes!

@Jason_Maier 8 лет назад

How the fox managed to get to the roof . . . . ? And I like the intro (it's like a scene from 'Mission Impossible') . . .

@Videomenkarlo002 4 года назад

Why they released it in the city?

@hetrodoxlysonov-wh9oo 4 года назад

Because that's where he's from, would probably die in the country, not to mention country foxes wouldn't be happy letting him loose on their territory.

@chaotixthefox 3 года назад

Because it is a city fox. Its territory is in the city.

@peterd788 3 года назад

Nearly a hundred years ago as English towns and cities expanded the territory of foxes became urban. The foxes found themselves not being hunted and urban foxes are now a common feature.

@brisingarinstaridavis7084 3 года назад

Stupid to let it go in the city

@rebeccawhittington8979 3 года назад

@@brisingarinstaridavis7084 it's important to release adult foxes back in a pleace that they know, as it will know where to sleep, hunt due to the fact that it has lived its a huge part of of its life there. if the released an urban fox in tot he countryside it would most likely die, as it would know were to get food or sleep or killed by another fox becuase its in its territory.

@HelenaMikas 3 года назад

A terrific rescue .Awful building and how it escaped the ghastly pigeon spikes is a miracle ..Hope he has given up trying for a part as a stunt fox :)👍🦊 Great work .

@VannDilzen 8 лет назад

GIVE THAT MAN A COOKIE.

@karlzone2 9 лет назад

Most exciting rescue on this channel yet, that was amazing. I do wonder how it got up there; are you guys sure it didn't posses wings?

@horseygurl143 9 лет назад

Gosh, your foxes are so beautiful in England! Job well done!

@dkpirie 7 лет назад

Great video and so nice to see the fox was well, and loved the accompanying music.

@Cruz1214. 5 лет назад

this may be old video but Wildlife Aid would ever be the same without the sweet heart Simon

@degs24 9 лет назад

This is my favorite channel to watch. Thank you for all you do to help wildlife!

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

Thank you very much James Degner! Make sure to subscribe to keep following our work!

@KJMudge 6 лет назад

Well done Jonny and Sean excellent work guys 😊

@mbhsug 9 лет назад

What a nice end of the story! I love to see how the fox came back into his territory. Well done!

@ScientistCat 8 лет назад

Both guys and the fox were quite brave. The men because they had to climb on such a fragile roof with tricky navigation, the fox because he was just caught by total strangers and kept in the weirdest den he's probably known.

@UCs6ktlulE5BEeb3vBBOu6DQ 8 лет назад

Very surprised to see a fox being freed IN the city !! Here people would call to have it relocated in the forest.

@wildlifeaid 8 лет назад

As much as we'd like to move him to somewhere we feel is safer, it really is not good for the fox. The city is his territory. He knows where to hunt, eat, find shelter and knows the boundaries of his territory. If we moved him then he wouldn't know where to find anything and could very easily wander into the territory of another fox with violent results. It's not an easy call but is only made for his welfare.

@hollieshepherd1210 8 лет назад

Wildlife Aid well done for rescuing a fox and not leaving it to die like a lot of people

@jarelycontreras9772 8 лет назад

Daniel Lelievre and I don't have to do it for a while and then you will never understand the difference in my life

@eeveevlogs0928 7 лет назад

Hollie Shepherd

@IndignantEntity 7 лет назад

Daniel Lelievre same but it isn't a forest it's dang non grassy hills

@LittleLulubee 9 лет назад

What a beautiful face! It shocks me that people could hunt them :(

@sharonbroderick4048 5 лет назад

nicely done . pincer movement (obviously a supreme tactician )

@Kiwiigoblin 8 лет назад

He's was a beautiful fox I have to say😭😍

@virgiliustancu9293 3 года назад

When I lived in London I was very surprised by the number of foxes living in the city. You don't see that in other countries.

@peterd788 3 года назад

Southern England has the highest density of urban foxes in the world.

@krazzysu 5 лет назад

I would have released it in a nearby forest. Not in the city where it can end up in the same situation again...

@re4886 9 лет назад

Johnny, Sean and Simon, my heroes... good job!!

@communistjesus 9 лет назад

Good job lads... Keep on, keepin on saving wildlife is a very noble endevour..

@Sir_Foxie_The_Valiant 3 года назад

aww the fox looks so lost and confused after he got rescued like he knew he had been given a second chance.

@Christin5554 5 лет назад

why on earth did you release him in the city instead out in the woods? It is only a matter of time where he gets in trouble again or gets run over by a car.

@lpscreamtv2712 8 лет назад

u guys are amazing all the videos that I saw was amazing I'm really happy for the people just like you guys

@crazyahjumma 9 лет назад

Anyone know how the heck the fox got on the roof? Also, it's too bad they couldn't release him somewhere else outside of the city.

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

Trinity Lane Nobody knows how the fox ended up there! Regarding the release site, it's important to understand that adult foxes must go back to their own territory. As much as we would prefer to, we can't release him in the countryside, or in what we feel is a "better" area, because he wouldn't know where to hunt, where to sleep and would be in trouble!

@crazyahjumma 9 лет назад

I know you had to release him back to his home territory but, yeah, it's too bad he lives in the city. Thanks for replying and keep up the great work!

@p4ngolin 9 лет назад

that reminds me of that fox they found on top of the shard in london.

@Razor2048 9 лет назад

The fox may have done a double jump like in video games.

@nasciacito6651 5 лет назад

You are great just the same Simon! Love from Italy!👍

@peacelovesartorius2328 8 лет назад

This is Bloody amazing😱💕🐺

@ayakostitz1731 9 лет назад

Awww, what a sweet little fox! :3

@kootracats 9 лет назад

Such a amazing rescue. You are such wonderful people!

@halibut1249 3 года назад

The fox didn't seem to object to getting captured

@marceline88 9 лет назад

Great work fellas!. Sorry you didn't get to have any of the fun, Simon, but I suspect the next time an angry swan is close by they'll let you be the first through the gate. (And don't you even think of retiring! The wee beasties need you!)

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

Well said marceline88 !

@snooker48 9 лет назад

Hope this cute fox stays safe! Great rescue!

@lacountess 3 года назад

Incredible work. One question though: Is it safe to release them into the city? I know that is where they lived but it’s full of hazards for a wild animal. Wouldn’t it be better to take them to the countryside?

@peterd788 3 года назад

Foxes are territorial and you can't just release them into the english countryside. At their peak in 2017 there was one urban fox per 300 people whereas in the country as a whole there's one fox per 175 people.

@ЛарисаГромак-в3р 8 лет назад

Как же прекрасно что есть люди готовые помогать. Бескорыстно. Потому что так должно. Огромный респект Вам Люди!!!

@clairekettle448 3 года назад

What an absolutely gorgeous fox!

@agentfungus9742 9 лет назад

Sean! Holy cow! Walking on that wet narrow beam. How thick was the glass? Thank goodness for you wonderful semi crazy people!

@wildlifeaid 9 лет назад

Agent Fungus Johnny was the rescuer walking on the narrow beam. He said that the glass was about 5mm thick... Quite scary!

@agentfungus9742 9 лет назад

Wildlife Aid My apologies to Johnny. All you guys are awesome.

@KoraggRules 9 лет назад

I had no idea that foxes are climbers. That's quite a pickle that fox himself into. I'm wondering how it got up there to begin with

@MusicforMe123 Год назад

What an adorable fox. Great job gentlemen for a well planned rescue, you guys are incredible. I don't think the fox wanted to leave the comforts of the sancuary to the mean human city.

@LordSandwichII 7 лет назад

That's the cutest fox I've seen! ^.^

@unilightbulb5141 8 лет назад

1 question how many time's have you peed your pants on these rescues?? lol xD

@isntalex 8 лет назад

@kingsatan2624 8 лет назад

Why not release him in the woods?

@wildlifeaid 8 лет назад

+Stingray Ocean It's important to understand that adult foxes must go back to their own territory, even if it's not an ideal site in our opinion. This chap knows the place he is from very well as he was more than likely born very close by! As much as we would prefer to, we can't release him in the countryside, or in what we feel is a "better" area, because he wouldn't know where to hunt, where to sleep and would be in trouble!

@solar0wind 4 года назад

It's incredible how unique all the foxes look. Other animals look more or less alike, but the foxes in your videos all look different. They even have different face shapes.

@brisingarinstaridavis7084 3 года назад

The Boss is Just Jealous Because he not center of attention LOL LOL SORE LOSER LOL LOL I LOVE THE BOSS GUY

@horsebee1 3 года назад

I love what you do with your own unique problems but why dont you make more use of box traps. Highly effective, cheap, safe to use both for the operator and the animal and no requirement to transfer to a carry cage once caught. Here in NZ we use them for everything from deer to mice where we want live capture with the minimum stress. All mammals have one great leveler, food. In this case a box trap with some meat placed behind the pressure plate and set where he can see it placed, walk away and wait. From what I see of foxes they seek small dark places to hide and food is an added bonus. There is no risk to the animal or the human and with a cover over it you are offering minimum stress r interaction with human. Do keep up your great work. I would be very interested in your comments as Im sure you have your reasons.

@LezerniWolf 7 лет назад

It's SO CUTE!!!!!!!!! I wanna see how many people agree, so comment or like (or both) if you do. 🐺

@Nate-kp9gs 8 лет назад

When the fox was in the cage he was looking at the camera like "what is that sun doing in my face"

@thetessellater9163 3 года назад

Surely, you got there by using what appears to be an external staircase. Does the fox not jump up onto the wall and get down that way. He has no problems sleeping up there, but didn't seem 'trapped' on the roof.

@OmegaMegalodon 8 лет назад

you guys are awesome, good planning on how to trap the fox.