After watching this night time video of 'Noddy' a rehabilitating fox in one of our foster pens, we can't help but wonder: Could it be that the enrichment provided by this fosterer is the reason behind the disappearance of so many shoes in SE London & Kent? 😄🦊👟 | The Fox Project
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After watching this night time video of 'Noddy' a rehabilitating fox in one of our foster pens, we can't help but wonder: Could it be that the enrichment provided by this fosterer is the reason behind the disappearance of so many shoes in SE London & Kent? 😄🦊👟 | The Fox Project
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Ever wondered how we handle a fox during a rescue? 🦊 Here’s David demonstrating the process while rescuing 'Flossie,' who was reported to be suffering from mange and a limp. | The Fox Project
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Ever wondered how we handle a fox during a rescue? 🦊 Here’s David demonstrating the process while rescuing 'Flossie,' who was reported to be suffering from mange and a limp. | The Fox Project
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Have you ever wondered how we handle a fox in a rescue situation? This scenario provides a good example, as 'Neville' is already contained in the window well he fell into. Despite being a young cub at 12 to 14 weeks old, he is aware that he does not want to be handled and already possesses sharp teeth. Therefore, the rescue process is conducted in the same manner as it would be with an adult fox. Neville is captured in a net, and a towel is placed over him to cover his sight, allowing Cat, our s
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Have you ever wondered how we handle a fox in a rescue situation? This scenario provides a good example, as 'Neville' is already contained in the window well he fell into. Despite being a young cub at 12 to 14 weeks old, he is aware that he does not want to be handled and already possesses sharp teeth. Therefore, the rescue process is conducted in the same manner as it would be with an adult fox. Neville is captured in a net, and a towel is placed over him to cover his sight, allowing Cat, our s
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A Heartbreaking Reminder: Dispose of Rubbish Safely Last weekend, this sweet fox was caught in a terrifying nightmare — she had her head trapped in a plastic jar for at least 48 hours. 💔 Undoubtedly scared and confused, she was unable to drink, eat, or see properly. After avoiding our cage trap for over a day, she was thankfully found asleep in a nearby shed, where the plastic was carefully removed from her head. While on our way to check her fully for injuries and dehydration, she unfortunatel
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A Heartbreaking Reminder: Dispose of Rubbish Safely Last weekend, this sweet fox was caught in a terrifying nightmare — she had her head trapped in a plastic jar for at least 48 hours. 💔 Undoubtedly scared and confused, she was unable to drink, eat, or see properly. After avoiding our cage trap for over a day, she was thankfully found asleep in a nearby shed, where the plastic was carefully removed from her head. While on our way to check her fully for injuries and dehydration, she unfortunatel
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A Rescue Story We're So Pleased to Share! In August, "Dennis" arrived collapsed from heatstroke, with a temperature of 42°C and a serious maggot infestation due to an extensive tail degloving. His arrival condition broke our hearts. 💔 Dennis’s temperature was our main concern. In any animal, damage to the brain and other major organs can occur with temperatures over 41–42°C. Immediate veterinary care was crucial. We provided intravenous fluids and active cooling until his temperature had stabil
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A Rescue Story We're So Pleased to Share! In August, "Dennis" arrived collapsed from heatstroke, with a temperature of 42°C and a serious maggot infestation due to an extensive tail degloving. His arrival condition broke our hearts. 💔 Dennis’s temperature was our main concern. In any animal, damage to the brain and other major organs can occur with temperatures over 41–42°C. Immediate veterinary care was crucial. We provided intravenous fluids and active cooling until his temperature had stabil
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Getting an emergency call to help a mobile fox in need, usually means we'll talk 'humane cage traps'. They work along the same lines as a humane mouse trap, just are quite a lot larger and come with a strict set of rules to keep the caught fox safe. 🤔 How do we get the fox out of the cage trap and off to hospital we hear you ask Here's Cat, to show you how... https://foxproject.org.uk | The Fox Project
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Getting an emergency call to help a mobile fox in need, usually means we'll talk 'humane cage traps'. They work along the same lines as a humane mouse trap, just are quite a lot larger and come with a strict set of rules to keep the caught fox safe. 🤔 How do we get the fox out of the cage trap and off to hospital we hear you ask Here's Cat, to show you how... https://foxproject.org.uk | The Fox Project
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We're pleased to welcome 'Hawk' into our care. He was reported as collapsed in a ditch and is currently struggling with his mobility, but thankfully he has no broken bones. With an old injury to his eye, this lovely dog fox is in the right place to receive the help he needs. Thank you to the kind member of the public who reported him to us. 🙏 | The Fox Project
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We're pleased to welcome 'Hawk' into our care. He was reported as collapsed in a ditch and is currently struggling with his mobility, but thankfully he has no broken bones. With an old injury to his eye, this lovely dog fox is in the right place to receive the help he needs. Thank you to the kind member of the public who reported him to us. 🙏 | The Fox Project
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🦊 A Heartwarming Rescue: Reuniting a Family of Trapped Fox Cubs with Their Mother 🦊 We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated teams at Network Rail and Fox-A-Gon for their invaluable support in this wonderful rescue mission — one that reaffirms the incredible resilience of wildlife and the importance of compassionate intervention. Over the course of three intense days and nights, we carefully observed a family of six adorable approx 12-week-old fox cubs. What initially seemed like a h
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Humanely cage-trapped due to difficulty walking, an assessment revealed 'Brockers' had a swollen leg from a bite wound and a bone infection. 💔 Fast forward 3.5 weeks: the treatment plan is complete, and this handsome 7.2 kg fox couldn’t wait to show how mobile he is on his return home! 🧡 Happy Monday, folk! | The Fox Project
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We have a lovely update about one of the rescued cubs that went through our foster system in 2023! Watch the video to see 🥰 | The Fox Project
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"Apparently I don't look like a fox, but I am! I’m just a super cute one, and one day, my fur might change colour—then everyone will know!" 🦊🤍 Enjoy your lunch 'Pingu'! https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/foxcubfoodbank2025 | The Fox Project
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Update on 'Borough', the cub rescued from a London window well after being trapped alone there for four weeks. He's doing really well—he's had his vaccinations and has joined a group of four other rescued cubs. They've warmly welcomed him into their little family, and he's thoroughly enjoying being with them. Check out the footage of him being groomed by one of the juvenile vixens! 🥰 | The Fox Project
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Too sweet not to share! 'Lionel' in his rehab pen recovering from a suspected head knock - who doesn't love a squeaky toy! 🥺🥰🦊 | The Fox Project
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🦊 Meet 'Gherkin', This juvenile fox was spotted over the weekend, stuck on a 3rd-floor balcony of a tall building with restricted key card access, leaving his arrival a mystery. Reported to us today, our rescuer David raced to the scene and swiftly conducted a risk assessment. The balcony, not fully enclosed, featured a small gap in the waist-high concrete walls overlooking a significant drop—precisely where Gherkin had sought refuge. A plan was promptly devised to prevent any backing up that c
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We're entering our busiest time of year, with the phone constantly ringing and dear little rescued cubs arriving daily alongside our usual adult patients. It’s all hands on deck, so please forgive us for not keeping you updated on the patients we've introduced you to. Here are 12 of them who have recently been returned to their territories, fit and well, thanks to your continued support! https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/takeajumpforthewildside? | The Fox Project
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Calling all fox lovers and supporters of the Fox Project! We have an incredible team of 13 brave individuals who, out of love for foxes and our charity, are prepared to face their lifelong fears and take on the amazing challenge of skydiving from 12,000 ft!!! In just under 3 weeks, they will be doing exactly what you see in the video—to raise vital funds for much-needed veterinary equipment for our hospital. This equipment is crucial for performing surgeries and providing the best possible care
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🦊 Help Wildlife Stay Hydrated! 🌿 Wildlife may be struggling to find water sources, and we can help! Just like the beautiful fox and toad captured in our volunteer's video, many animals benefit from our kindness. By simply leaving out a shallow dish of water (don’t forget to add a few stones to prevent smaller wildlife from accidentally drowning), you can make a huge difference in the lives of local animals. Whether it’s a fox, a bird, or a mouse, a small act of kindness can help them stay cool
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🦊 Help Wildlife Stay Hydrated! Wildlife may be struggling to find water sources, and we can help! Just like the beautiful fox and toad captured in our volunteer's video, many animals benefit from our kindness. By simply leaving out a shallow dish of water (don’t forget to add a few stones to prevent smaller wildlife from accidentally drowning), you can make a huge difference in the lives of local animals. Whether it’s a fox, a bird, or a mouse, a small act of kindness can help them stay cool an
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Welcoming 'Fennec', a sweet fox whose head-shaking tells a painful tale of an ear infection alongside suffering a wound to his rear. 💔 Ear infections in foxes arise when moisture, wax, and debris trap in the ear canal, allowing bacteria, yeast, or parasites to take hold—often worsened by allergies, irritation, or injury. The result is constant itching, discomfort, and, in severe cases, balance problems or a loss of appetite. With careful cleaning, targeted ear drops, antibiotics, and pain relie
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✨ As we approach the end of 2024, we reflect on the many foxes we've been privileged to help this year. This video highlights just a handful of the over 1,400 injured or orphaned foxes we've rescued, each with their own heartbreaking story. 🦊 A heartfelt thank you to all of our supporters. Your compassion—through volunteering, donating, or sharing our posts—has been vital in our efforts to protect and care for these vulnerable animals. 🙏 As we step into 2025, we ask you to continue standing wi
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A Freedom Friday we’re truly grateful to be able to share! Thank you to 'Fanta's' hero for reporting her plight and for your persistence with our humane cage trap. 🙏 Stay safe back in your territory, sweet vixen! 🥰 ❗️PLEASE TAKE CARE IN DISPOSING OF RUBBISH CORRECTLY❗️ | The Fox Project
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We recently captured a heartwarming moment of rescued Beth, during her first introduction to her new foster family. 🥰 In the footage, you can see Beth exhibiting classic submissive behaviour — a beautiful display of trust and vulnerability. As she approaches the juvenile male, Beth wags her tail enthusiastically, a universal sign of friendliness in foxes. She then crawls cautiously under him, a submissive gesture indicating her recognition of his authority and her willingness to accept a new so
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✨ Exciting News! ✨ We’re now entering dispersal season, when this year’s wild-raised cubs are beginning to break away from their families. Our over 150 rescued cubs are also eager to get back to the wild! 🦊 We aim to release the cubs — in their foster families of five — in sync with natural dispersal. Because everything we do is timed to fit in with the way Mother Nature does things. After all, she knows best! 'Morgan, Kermit, Alan, and The Cavendish Sisters' — are the first group of 2025’s res
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'Sweetie' is home! Thanks to the kind householder who noticed his plight and monitored one of our humane cage traps, allowing us to bring him into our hospital for treatment. With his infected, sore skin healed and mange beaten, he was ready to go home. We love that he stopped to mark his territory and take it all in on his way! 4–6 weeks will see him covered in fur from top to tail again 🦊🥰 Happy Monday Everyone! | The Fox Project
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We are thrilled to share a heartwarming update with you all! Millie, a brave survivor of football goal netting entanglement, has been given a clean bill of health and has returned home! 🦊💚 Through thorough assessment and observations, Millie has shown incredible resilience and determination. We are overjoyed to see her return to the wild where she belongs. 🌿 We are also pleased to inform you that the goal netting that caused Millie harm has been safely rolled up, ensuring the safety of both d
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We’re so grateful to have been able to admit 'Malfoy' to the hospital. This sweet little vixen is suffering from severe mange and ear mites. She’s exhausted, dehydrated, and has painful sores on her skin — truly in a heartbreaking state. 💔 A huge thank you to the kind member of the public who spotted her distress and called us for help. Your compassion has given her a chance at healing and a better life. To learn more about mange, you can click this link: https://foxproject.org.uk/pages/sarcopt
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We encountered a horrific scene yesterday—one that happens too often, one that is completely preventable, and one we repeatedly try to educate others about. It broke our hearts. We were called by a football club to rescue a fox entangled in goal netting. The club had managed to roll up six of their eight goals, but unfortunately, two remained down. One of these had a beautiful one-year-old vixen tragically caught in the netting. She had been struggling for some time, trying to free herself, whic
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We’re sorry to bring you sad news again, but we hope to have extra eyes and ears helping us over the next few days with some cubs that may need assistance in Lewisham (SE13 5AE) and surrounding areas. Tragically, their mother lost her life to a road traffic accident last night. There is a possibility that the father fox or an auntie fox may step in to care for the vixen’s young in her absence. In the video, you can hear the sounds a cub makes when vocalising for help. They may also venture out o
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Who knew that when donating your jeans to the clothing bank, it would be the local fox taking them home! 🦊 (Thank you to Lauren, one of our brilliant volunteers, who captured and shared this footage while attending to a rescue last night. 🧡📹) | The Fox Project
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