At this time of year, one rescue call dominates above all others – young animals trapped in netting or fencing.
Just yesterday, Simon was called out to a young fox cub that had got his head stuck in a garden fence. Although the youngster wasn’t badly trapped, he was certainly very feisty and gave Simon a good nip for his troubles!
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Me when i stub my toe
well that fox cub was very liverly and he's going to tell him mum simon
One day Simon will clean up the car…
You're welcome! -_-
They cubs's sure love bite Simon ?
firefighters arrive at the scene….woman: can you tell the fire that the firefighters are here?
his squealing sounded more like a piglet
was priceless: can you tell the fox that the rescuers are here?
Hope the fox didn’t have rabies
That wasn't a fox but a Hell Cat.
It was, err, a thank-you bite!
That little fox cub should wash his mouth out with soap!
Thanks !
I Remember I rescued a western Rattle snake, It was about 0ne foot long, Someone told me later the small ones are more posenes that the full grow snakes…..LOL
If you're ever in the middle east with your car, give me a call, I'd love to sort and organize your trunk.
Great rescue (-:
Poor thing………..you can see the fear in it's eyes! Primeval response to being trapped and a human turns up that has no natural predator…….scary for the cub!
His foxy mum taught him well to defend himself and fear people.
Netting is a huge problem for flying foxes in Australia. People wrap their fruit trees in it and not many have yet switched over to the wildlife-friendly type. If anyone has family or friends down under who use the bad netting, please pass on the word! ❤?
Another saved….. Thank You ?
if your wearing that headgear your getting electromagnetic signals to your brain and they will be harming your body STOP DOING THIS because the animals need your help and they wont if and WHEN you are ill because of that device
0:17 Everytning but the kitchen sink.
He's scared to death … after he calms down , he'll realize .. that human saved me !
I like that fox’s attitude. ❤️
I love how messy simon’s car is.
"Can you tell the fox that rescuers are here"??
You're a legend, mate. ???
we finally know what does the fox say
Silly little beggar still went through the fencing!
Thanks for saving this poor fox! Simon, you are hero!
Sometimes they look back in gratitude, and sometimes they'll scream and dig their teeth into your fingers. That's wildlife for you!
My nick in english is ,,Rescue Forest Animals"
I have in my Polish House Baby Red Fox (Vulpes Vulpes)
Congratulations you are Very Good Human ^_^
Бедняга! Спасибо вам, что помогаете животным, это наши братья! Я бы хотел работать с вами
this one was so angry! i see your old clips, most foxes are quite and calm.
He was a fat little one wasn't he!
“What does the fox say?”
AHHERARCHARCH!
I have soft spot for Foxes, thank you Simon <3
That little guy was just so overcome with gratitude he could not contain himself! Wonderful release!
Ungrateful little punk.