Sick Wild Fox Gets So Pretty And Playful | The Dodo Wild Hearts 

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She was getting the coupons. lol

@Silicon Nomad i was gonna say the same lol how long u been subbed?

@@KOT-br3tk whats your problem?...

@@KOT-br3tk man shut up, what is wrong with u

@@KOT-br3tk fix your attitude before talking then

Lmao the fox looks like it had an anvil dropped on its head

Agreed! 👍

I know! And with totally different markings! How did that happen?! Xx

@@asassynation9955 --- Except that they're not "totally different."

@@KOT-br3tk Wdym

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yea, kinda scurry looking. poor lil foxxy 🦊 gorgeous now 🙂 💗

@@lovealways2609 Absolutely gorgeous! They did a phenomenal job.

Yess. She’s such a precious babygirl!!😩 So brave even at her lowest!!❤️

I know right bless that poor animal 💖🐕

it looked like the piece of bread i found in the back of the fridge the other day!

Yes, we are and thank you for your kind words

Lol they are smart, they wait for pregnant animals to start giving birth and then eat the newborn as it's coming out, that is smart. That's what foxes do, seen it happen when I was checking the calving cows

@@Elabastayoul And the even smarter humans have enslaved the cows already and feel like they own them so take issue when another animal tries to 'profit' from their bodies. Cattle in the wild wouldn't be predated by foxes - they're too small a predator. Captivity makes the cows more vulnerable.

@@rutheames979 cry harder!

Scott Agnew yeah it’s pretty weird to apply human morality to foxes...

She trust's life again.

Yes! And to do this for hurt humans too...to be the one who helps a person trust again. Evolved souls.❤️🙏🏼🥰

There was a bird on the side walk and my family saw it and we were gonna rescue it. Then the moment we parked the car, the bird got squashed :(

@@laurag1406 - too many humans should never be allowed to procreate. Including my own mother. I’m a damaged human.

I have mixed feelings about humans encouraging wild animals to trust humans. It could, and has had in the past, some disastrous consequences. Help them, by all means, but try not to "tame" them in any way.

I don't speak gibberish

@@st4rdust11 s h u t e t h

@@DussyBestroyer69 but he's speaking gibberish

@@st4rdust11 s h o o s h y

@@DussyBestroyer69 no .-.

Turn that frown upside down. :)

Everyone would have to stop eating meat and dairy products for that to happen :(

@@anna040598 what does eating meat and dairy have to do with helping sick animals?

@@anna040598 You do realize that farm animals won't exist at all if we stop using them as a food source? What you suggesting will guarantee their extinction. Or you think that cute small pinky pigs, adorable cows, and happy sheeps will jump freely and happily in the wilderness?

Well it's complicated and would take all the screen space to even explain the fundimentals but suffice it to say yes eating less of diary and animal products would help and improve all wildlife, in including this fox. It also greatly improved your health as well.

My family took in a mangey pitbull puppy who was rescued by someone we knew. They'd seen someone throw the puppy, tied in a plastic bag, in to the dumpster. It was a small town out in the country and the person probably didn't call the police. But they knew we often would take care of strays for a bit and brought the puppy to us. We already owned another pitbull/chocolate lab mix named Scooby and so we named the tanned puppy Scrappy. We tried to keep them apart so Scrappy wouldn't infect Scooby but Scooby just wasn't having it and would cry for hours to get to his friend. When we finally allowed them to meet up, you would've thought they really were family as Scooby loved having a puppy to play with (he was less than a year old himself, so also still a puppy). I felt bad for him when we had to give Scrappy away but happier still that we'd saved his life.

If it makes you feel better, most foxes are able to recover from mange on their own. As long as they're able to get a little bit of food and water, they'll likely survive on their own.

@@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley thank you for your service.

@Kathia Amaro Yeah, we were shocked. Clearly, the last person wasn't even going to try taking him to the vet. We didn't have a lot of money and technically, we weren't supposed to have any pets (we hid Scooby during apartment inspections). But we still took Scrappy to the vet and it wasn't so bad. I was at a cheap summer camp my junior high participated in at the time so I came home to be pleasantly surprised by the arrival of Scrappy. I could see where his fur had come out at and was scabby but he was full of life and love. We got some type of "dip" for him for his skin and fur to clear up the manage and he took a liquid medicine that smelled like candy and might have tasted like it the way he always eagerly ran to the syringe we used to measure out his doses. It didn't break the bank, likely cost less than $100 (which still was a lot for my family, back then, but the alternative of saying no to that puppy just wasn't in our hearts. I was the main animal lover in the family but my mom has a soft-spot for them too, so even with me not present, she still wanted to help the little guy). Lots of people want nothing to do with animals if they're sick and especially in locations out in the country (by "country", I'm not just talking about the region, but also low education/low job opportunities, so a lot of poverty. Caring for animals properly wasn't common, most dogs were outside animals only and fed on scraps. This, by the way, would be how we came to own another puppy who was the runt of her litter and close to death, but that would be years later). My family were the odd, "bleeding hearts" of the neighborhood, that's why people brought a few pets to us or we'd take in strays, get them healthy again, and then try to find new homes for them. It wasn't much and we were very far from perfect...such as how we tragically lost Scooby six hours before his first birthday. But we tried. I hope Scrappy lived a long and healthy life after that.

@Kathia Amaro I don't know, but my experience is that "most" people are inherently good. Some are taught by others to be bad or indifferent. The rest can just be evil. It's a mixed bag. Please be a good person. Others will learn from you. Peace and Love. :)

literally?

@@redwarf8118 Yep yippitty yep, mark my words friend : 3

You’re a really beautiful soul, I wish you all the best, so all your dreams come true!! The world needs people like you!! You’re such a role model!! Thank you so much for being the way you are! Don’t ever let anybody take away your dreams!! God speed.....from am 61 year old woman......

@@beatricecallan Thank you, really, I'm just doing what I truly want deep down. I'll follow your advice, I'll be strong : 3. I'd be glad if I would be a role model of sorts, but I don't think so. I just want everyone to be what they truly wish. I hope for a greater future for all animals that suffer for no real reason, I love them with all my heart and soul < 3. Thank you very much, you're very kind. And hey, age doesn't matter, there are simple things that everyone can do... Chin up!

@@mythicalowldog7830 Don't just hope, you can and will do this. Stay the course and remember there is nothing to stop you but yourself. This sounds like it really is your passion, and with how you speak about it I would not be surprised if I saw you in one of these videos in the future. Good luck.

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I know im 3 years late but i belive that it was not only a goodbye, it was also a thank you

If she was somehow limping or blind or any other reason they'd probably transfer her to a sanctuary and if that didn't work out too well they would be looking for wildlife fosters.

@@WhiteWolfos Your definitely right❤️

But if she was too tame to be released? What then?

@@greenapple9477 If, big if...if she had returned to her carry cage for security when released, I would agree but fortunately, in this case at least, they didn't try to domesticate her and she ran free.

I’ve seen foxes as pets and it’s so sad.

Wild Foxes actually don't live that long anyway because they're more likely to catch mange and diseases thanks to a lot of what they do and eat.

@@silentgamer4368 hmm, I did not know this. Thanks for the info.

Yup, especially because of stray dogs. There are a lot of diseases that are not natural for them and started affecting foxes and other wildlife because of abandoned dogs getting in national parks, forests and other natural reserves. That's why you can't go to national parks with pets, they can introduce diseases to the ecosystem and severely affect the wildlife.

Second chances is so freaking amazing. They actually have gone around to furry conventions over the years, representatives I mean. One time I got to see a baby sugar glider!

Wow! You live there! Hope they keep up the good work.

Thanks for the heads up. I'll leave a donation for them.

Nah thank the people that are willing to help. Stop giving some invisible nothing to do with anything credit.

@@youtubecomments5951 I think they were just thanking god for creating people who are willing to help, but I dunno I’m not Christian

I have 8 acres of hazelnuts with squirrels... She would have a good home with me..

please thank the people who helped

@@missm2925 fucking awful that humans do all the work and instead of thanking THEM they always thank god.

I hope and pray she really knows how to hunt. I'm not so sure ...

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Right! She was absolutely stunning, foxes truly are just perfect in every way 🥺

@@ritahorvath8207 that's what I was wondering too, along with the fact that she now trusts humans

A long and happy life? Hm, unlikely. Foxes have a short lifespan. Most of them don't live past 2 or 3.

@@id7505 what difference does it make? 1 day or 2 years..who cares? Let her be happy..sheesh

Foxes can't really cry

@@oliverhardy9464 and @Genosse E pls shutup

@@oliverhardy9464 Thank you Dr Doolittle 😷😷

Nope, they don't. Foxes and cats are tuned into hearing high pitched noises from their prey. So, when you talk in a high pitched tone to your cats, say, they can hear you better and react better. Same with foxes. 😊

@@carolstrachan4197 That was very informative! Thank you.

You should see "Save a Fox". I watch it all the time. A young lady that saves foxes and some other animals.

@@carolstrachan4197 Foxes have such good hearing that they can locate prey under the snow. Cats also hear well, much much better than we humans. We do not need to increase either key or volume. The squeaky voice we unconsciously produce when we care for animals, we also use for our toddlers.

@@hepaticanobilis9700 Nope again! The info in my comment came from research done a few years ago by cat experts. They definitely hear higher pitches better in all the tests. I've had cats all my life. I don't talk to them like I did to my children. Oh, and argument for arguments sake is petty. 😁

Even better, people shouldn't torture animals and let them kill and eat each other in their own natural way

@Brandon Wiley not necessarily wrong, but pointless. Some other animals would have eaten the corpse and move on. That's how nature works

@@grgteodorescu1 yeah but that's what predators and preys eat

You have a bias though. ;p You made foxes, so of course you'd love them!

@@FFXI_Addict Lol I did not know what you meant then I saw his/her name😂😂

But actually though some people man.

Jack the troll lmao. Got nothing better to do lmfao 😆

Only jerks

Yes! 🙂 💗 what a beautiful transformation ♡ love this lil girlie 💗 fox 🦊

My heart, my soul❤️❤️

I just want you to know that you legit made me cry :D

No wayyy lol

And at that moment, the decision was made: "When the great Fox uprising comes next year and we take over the planet, these humans shall be spared."

@@JC130676 🤣 HAHA

Isn't mange caused by a tiny insect? ^..^~~

@@recklesswhisper yes, mites

@MichaMichaMicha Okay. Relevance?

@@GrungeVoid the relevance is in the video the fox is identified as a female and he is verifying this with his reply to the comment calling the fox a male. That is the relevance.

Umm they clearly stated in the video that the fox was a she, why do you call it a boy?

If she was such a sweetheart, she wouldn't have run off into the forest, she would have hung around the humans that helped her and not wanted to leave them.

Never give into it bro, its always worth the fight

You can stick with it if you keep that hope! People may try to take it away, but just know: Someone in the world wants to see you thrive. Someone in the world wants to see you still be here. Someone in the world is your fox lady. And no mental illness can take that away.

I need to find my fox lady

Take it only one day at a time. You have bad days and ten their is the good days. Don't let the pain outshine the happiness. God loves YOU. Satan don't. One want you to live and then come to paradise the other want you to hurt and destroy yourself to trap you in eternal hell. Believe me I understand mental pain and physical suffering.

You can do it, be patient with yourself and treat yourself like you'd treat your best friend. Best of luck

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@@tvm-manducktv8375 No.

@@tvm-manducktv8375 No.

Karma or praying doesn't save children's or animals lives.

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I know that's right 😍

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Yes

I hope "releasing back into wild " will work well...

@@ritahorvath8207 Most animals rescued used to be wild, so yeah, they most likely(not saying 100%) will be absolutely fine.

@@ritahorvath8207 She deserves the chance.

@@KOT-br3tk haters like you have a place in hell all ready and waiting. Remember this warning when you're there.

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@@tvm-manducktv8375 no

@@KOT-br3tk what??

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Yes so right.........somehow wish she could have been tagged and monitored out in natural habitat

Thats your point of view not her dont throw your useless and ignorant city human feelings to nature everything has its sense..sufering its part of this world just like death and they are as important as life .... that fox will kill lots of rabbits and baiby animals you know??...to much walt disney.

@@AXEL201211 to feed itself you mong

@@sat6rnn yeah i know that...what i dont know is whats your point?... you mong. Thats not what i was saying at all learn how to read idiot

Ikr adorable 🥺

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@ Adele T Such a beautiful transformation :)

Yeah huh😊😍

Yeah so pretty~ 🤗

Good morning Paivi! How are you doing?

Same I'm glad she is recovered!

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Yeah, she is adorable~ 🤗👍

Yes, you are right~ Amazing transformation! 🤗👍

It amazed me how quick she was to get away after seeming so docile and accepting.

Yes! I almost felt bad for her like she left her family (the people that made her better) but then had to remind myself foxes live in the wild 😭

@Eggchin She’s not a pet her home is in the wild they did the right thing

@Brandon Wiley Humans aren't emotionless animals. Death and suffering moves us and we often attempt to prevent or delay both from occurring. Would you apply the same logic to humans? All they did was help the animal recover into a healthy state. I don't think they interfered with its lifetime otherwise as in, prolonged it unnecessarily when it was nearing inevitable death in a matter of hours or days. I think they did the right thing by giving the fox another shot at life. It can still be hunted and hunt with other animals. All that was done was the inevitable delayed.

@@KOT-br3tk ''What have you been smoking 🚬 girl ?''

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