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California Neighbors Rescue Fox with Pipe Stuck Around Neck

Inside EditionFebruary 3, 20262 min25,291 views
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Fox Rescue in Corral de Tierra

  • 🦊 A gray fox in Corral de Tierra, California, was found with a corrugated pipe stuck around its neck, causing gnarly neck wounds.
  • 💡 The fox was first spotted by resident Claire Pendleton via her Ring camera, prompting her to reach out to neighbors for help.

Community Effort to Save the Fox

  • 🤝 Neighbors collaborated, using traps in various locations over several nights, but initially struggled to catch the specific fox.
  • 🍞 A breakthrough came when a neighbor's husband suggested using maple syrup-soaked bread as bait, which successfully lured the injured fox.
  • 🥳 The successful capture led to a heartwarming moment of relief and a chance to provide care for the animal.

Veterinary Care and Recovery

  • 🏥 The fox was transported to the SPCA Monterey County Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center for treatment.
  • 🩹 Veterinarians addressed the severe neck wounds and infections resulting from the pipe.
  • ✨ The fox is now recovering from surgery, responding well to treatment, eating well, and showing plenty of energy, indicating a positive prognosis.

Gratitude for Community and Wildlife Rescue

  • 👏 Claire Pendleton expressed gratitude for the community's participation and the dedication of the SPCA Monterey County.
  • 💖 The successful rescue highlights the importance of neighbors coming together to help wildlife in need.
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