Wildlife charity rescues 17 abandoned fox cubs
- The RSPCA Oak and Furrows wildlife charity in Wiltshire is currently caring for 17 abandoned fox cubs after rescuing them this season.
- The cubs were abandoned mainly because people started working on their gardens, disturbing dens and causing mothers to leave cubs vulnerable.
- Initially, the cubs needed bottle feeding and protective care due to lethargy and cold, but they are now eating hard foods like puppy food and milk on their own.
- Joe Norman, the center manager, mentioned that the dog food works exceptionally well for the foxes, and there has been a strong demand for it, with approximately 60 boxes expected to arrive today.
- The charity will keep the cubs until August and September to coincide with the natural dispersal time and relies heavily on donations for ongoing care costs.
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Wildlife charity rescues 17 abandoned fox cubs
The charity says many cubs are abandoned when people start working on their gardens - disturbing dens.
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