Friendly wild urban fox comes to be fed #2

[@scorpio1155]

Back in around 1965 when I was about 10, my grandfather rescued a fox pup we named Sneaky. She was a part of the family for a few years, but was still rather wild and only trusted my grampa and me. God I wish I had some photos. I clearly remember sitting on a reclining chair and Sneaky standing on my head with perfect balance. This video brought back flood of memories. Thank you!

[@dodoboodrough6044]

How did your grandfather rescue that Fox? Was it's mother dead, was it attacked by a bigger predator? What exactly did your grandfather do that made what he did a rescue? I am curious as to what the circumstances were.

[@alisalisa7961]

🦊💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@alfredoaohansen7468]

@@dodoboodrough6044 probably fur farm

[@Ajaxthefriendlyurbanfox]

Steve's fox 🦊 videos are my favourite on KZbin.

[@EviLeonhart]

Great 😁

[@BrianBadonde299]

What a kind man and foxes are beautiful creatures.

[@fnafgachafan1644]

the funny thing is is that we have millions of foxes and birds i the UK and strey cats get adopted every single day

[@fnafgachafan1644]

here in the UK XDDDD

[@sabsinoname]

​@@fnafgachafan1644 ...and foxes are killed brutaly 😉👏🏻

[@ahope3333]

The world needs more people like this kind man!!!

[@lizzymoniquette1837]

Let’s be those people. 👍🏼

[@foamige]

Agree :) Such lovely animals.

[@stevenherrold5955]

I 1000% AGREE!!!! sadly they may be short supply

[@stosijajovic9937]

@@TelecasterLPGTop ,You are evil

[@stosijajovic9937]

@@dodoboodrough6044 ,You are not 100% correct

[@kernow9324]

When I lived in London a vixen and her family lived under the shed in my back garden. They're beautiful creatures. Steve, you're doing a wonderful job, my friend. Liked and subscribed.

[@RushLimpball]

This fox is such a cutie! Thank you for being kind to animals, Mr. Downer.

[@allicks9220]

What a wonderful shot of her scaling the fence at the end! Lovely.

[@JasonB808]

Dog lovers: dog rule Cat lovers: cats rule Fox: I am both.

The fox is a canid i.e. a member of the dog family. They are nothing like cats at all.

[@ChaoticAngelKitten]

David M long tails, pointed ears, smaller then many breeds of dogs, tend to be wilder and less trusting and more solitary then dogs, not pack animals, etc. They have similarities to cats. They aren’t cats but that doesn’t mean they don’t have similarities to cats that many dogs do not. That’s all this person is saying.

[@brandonknight431]

@ wrong

[@ChaoticAngelKitten]

Weldon Mix Lol, Foxes behave and look like a mix of cat and dog.

[@ChaoticAngelKitten]

@@readmelancholystrumpetmaster Everyone is well aware of that. That doesn’t take away from the fact that Foxes have similar features and behavioural characteristics to cats. Like the cat, the fox has sensitive whiskers and spines on its tongue. It walks on its toes, which accounts for its elegant, cat-like tread. And foxes are the only member of the dog family that can climb trees-gray foxes have claws that allow them to climb and descend vertical trees quickly. Foxes have an optical structure similar to cats-foxes have vertical pupils which narrow to slits and a reflective membrane at the back of their eye. Both adaptation enable superior day and night vision. Foxes have partially retractable claws-these claws can be extended to help them climb trees (grey foxes, at least) or retracted to pad quietly and stealthily. A fox’s whiskers are long and as sensitive as a cats. Foxes hunt like cats-instead of hunting like their endurance hunter cousins, foxes are stealth hunters (foxes stalk and pounce like cats and sometimes play with their prey). Foxes hunt the same prey as cats. Foxes hunt in a solitary manner like cats (as opposed to the group hunting methods of other canids). Foxes kill their prey in a cat-like manner-most canids grab and shake their prey, but foxes use their long, slender (again, cat-like) canines to bite to kill. A fox’s method of posturing (fur raised, back arched, stiff-legged prance, and batting pounce) is similar to a cat’s method. In it, there’s actually mention of whether foxes as pets are more like felines or canines: Foxes, Bowler says, are more like cats than dogs: they can be affectionate but only on their own terms. “When Rosie wants to be fussed, she’ll run up, ears down, tail wagging. You can’t ignore her, you’ve got to go over there and give her a fuss. Other times I go in and think ‘I’ll give her a fuss’ and she doesn’t want to know.”

[@larryb8022]

This is what life is all about. Helping an carrying force animals, nature. This man has a true heart.

[@ilciavargas7318]

Yes very true!.

[@rossib6974]

And people of course !

[@silviabarellini6041]

True

[@jackismith1429]

Agree 100%!

[@TheHomeExpert5]

No, this life is about growing a relationship with the Living God through our lord Jesus Christ. This includes loving animals and our fellow human beings to the best of our ability.

[@samsmith1358]

When I was a kid, we had a wild fox come to our backyard and we started to leave him out food. Over time, He became somewhat like a dog and was able to recognise us, allowing for pats after x amount of months. He was free to come and go as he pleased. It was a beautiful experience to have wild creature come to trust a human and I carried the energy of the encounters with me into adulthood. I don’t understand fox hunting. It is a disgustingly cruel “sport.”

[@varieedeventualii]

Fortunately I don't think they still do fox huntin, at least officially... they are a truly majestic animal.

[@Jojozilla426]

@Waldo Rojas gotta say I have doubts, fox attacks while not unheard of are extremely rare and I cant find any record of anyone being killed by a fox. When I looked up fox attacks I found a report of a four month old baby being attacked but not taken or killed. And even if this is true it is ridiculous to hold a grudge against a species because of it. They are predatory animals and as horrible as it is for us they have no reason to think killing a human is any worse than a rabbit, you cant hold a grudge against another species that is absurd and childish, and your personal circumstances, while sad dont make it any less of a disgusting and cruel act.

[@jacobdavis000]

@Waldo Rojas Is this a troll attack?

[@Jojozilla426]

@Waldo Rojas I assume you're being sarcastic or this whole thing was a troll

[@tareke586]

Joe Waters uhhhh, yeah? From the beginning it seemed ridiculous

[@okgrapefruit1191]

So glad this just popped up on my feed. Gorgeous 🦊. When I lived in London, I remember once going to get a glass of water in the middle of the night. Kitchen window looked out over a communal lawn. There was a young fox playing with a cat. And I mean playing. They were sneaking up on each other, biting, chasing each other, pouncing on each other, it was a complete joy to watch. This video made me remember that moment, thank you! And the money shot at the end where the fox just effortlessly pegs it over the fence, fantastic!

[@SuperFredc]

Yes. I have experienced that. I lived next to a railway line. I knew foxes were living over the embankment near the tracks. Early hours one morning i was awoken by strange noises, opened the curtains looked out and and nothing there. Only joking, there was a cat and young fox playing together. I was mesmerized for a few minutes. Its all I spoke about that day.

[@tia904]

Yes, what a graceful climb of the fence... I wouldn't believed it without seeing it.

[@tia904]

Literal meaning of 'eat and run' .....

[@RSTI191]

Animals are a gift. Poor is the man who lacks the understanding....

[@Valkonnen]

Man need to understand that they need to be left alone.

[@hairyfishcakes]

Taste good too

[@n2dabloo]

We humans are animals too.

[@RSTI191]

@@n2dabloo Don't ever insult animals like that..you don't see then screwing each other over for a personal gain..

[@engineering7530]

Yeah poor is the man who needs an antirabic boostershot in the United States of Donald Trump...

[@benbenavente1032]

This is Soooo wholesome. It's cool how a person's kindness can touch people on the other side of the world. Hats off to you Sir. With respect Ben From Sacramento, California.

[@marcusmattau7334]

I was sitting in my backyard with a box of Kentucky fried chicken. As I took a piece out of the box a fox showed up and stood about a 100 feet away staring at me. As I was eating I gently talked to him and told him that I had all that chicken and wasn't planing on trapping and eating him and that, if he wanted some he had to come close and get it. So, after a few minutes he did dare come close and I gave him a thigh. He took it about 5, 6 feet away ans started munching on it. After he was done I asked him if he wanted another piece. He came close for another piece and took the piece out of my hand and this time he took off with it. I reckon it was a she and had a youngin to feed. So she took the piece to her cub or cubs. It was a very pleasing experience.

[@JujuCapital]

I love this...

[@Anthony-js3ki]

un-cooked KFC is shit mate, all foxes know that. Look it up

[@engineering7530]

This was dumb experience, some people never heard of rabie apparently...

[@bruob]

KFC... that fox must have been nearly starving.

[@engineering7530]

@@dodoboodrough6044 Yeah thats nice, thing is ferral animals like foxes have been booted out of their natural habitat so...

[@stevemeehan1259]

Keep doing what you’re doing. It’s a lovely thing to be kind to wildlife. You hide your excitement beautifully

[@petercb5186]

She's beautiful! Thank you for taking care of one of His little ones!

[@mikedavies1217]

After a shit day at work watching this makes you feel so much better, thanks for this video

[@lbhamlo]

Friend of mine in Florida has a pet fox, they had him neutered last year and now it's like one of the family. They live on a 150 acre ranch and the fox can come and go as he pleases but he is a home body. He was rescued from a pack of dogs running wild in that area as a kit, had a broken back leg and my friend and his family nursed him back to health, no wild animal rahab center would take him at that time so they kept him. When he was able to be released, he refused to leave so their Vet said the best thing to do for him is keep him. His name is "Redd"

[@andrewpage3221]

Nice

[@justhermit5306]

I just read two wonderful stories about foxes. I have this feeling that in 3-4-5 decades foxes will be domesticated enough and considered to be a pet just like a dog and cat. I know there are plenty of people have them as pet already but i think it'll take a lot of years and careful breeding to get them lose their wild/untamed side. At this point they're not making the best pets yet unless you can provide them with their own territory instead of letting them tear your house apart lol 😃

[@del6804]

Blood thanks for sharing 😁

[@nvader88]

@Blood Do they have bad odor?

[@TheDFM007]

I live near a highway overpass, we found a homeless man one winter trying to set fire to some stolen lawn chairs to keep warm. We felt bad for him so we purchased some Food and Blankets for him, gave him a prepaid cell phone and access to wifi once a day for several hours and some cash. He would come by randomly thanking us; the first time was in a sleeping bag, the next time he was in a Uber and looking very healthy. The last time he came by he drove up in a nice pickup truck. I asked him, what caused him to get his life together? He said it was our kindness, and the $200 we gave him that night. He was able to buy some quality heroine, cutting agents and began his Narco Empire he said it was entirely due to us. Bless his soul.

[@BaltimoreAndOhioRR]

Beautiful back yard garden, too! 😊👍🦊

[@Mimi-74]

Doesn't it just look so cozy and safe? A great place for wildlife to rest with lovely surroundings, without worries of harm, if just for a moment.

[@erickdehaan4641]

The world needs more of this🙏🏻

[@Ruyicosta]

That final shot was everything - the way she leapt over the fence - great angle Steve! This is truly heartwarming - back to the wild foxy brown goes ❤❤

[@mgm140]

Mate, I rarely ever comment on videos but I have to on this one... I do have to say "JUST WOW" Im so impressed with your personality , your patience, and your love for these animals. It really shows that you are one with these fantastic little ones. I want to also thank you for doing what you do and at the same time creating a video for the whole world can enjoy. You are a good person and it again shows. Best regards Michael

[@clairejeanpaul-jupiter8985]

Aww Micheal I’m touch by your comment I hope the owner of that video would it. You are a king person.

[@brendabolts9769]

Love this. The foxy is beautiful, thank you for feeding her.

[@beckyezra1]

Thank you for being so kind for animals. you are so lucky!!! bless. keep safe!!

[@dodoboodrough6044]

www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/SA_Program_Overview/CT_Dontfeedwildlife

[@prettypothos4me290]

Wow, he scaled the fence so easily! Love the flowers.

[@flowergirl3438]

I love it when the fox took a little nibble on the finger, my chihuahua does the same thing when I play with him. The leap over the fence at the end was amazing.

[@ste9071]

This is beautiful Steve, getting up close and personal with wild nature, and to be trusted by a fox, displays what an amazing man you are. Animal's know, they know us whom are kind and love them, and those with sick intentions. We have a few foxes round where I live, mainly surrounded by countryside and like you, I like to help them out with some food, usually chicken, cat food, but unfortunately, I've never had the pleasure of petting one. I like to admire their beauty from a distance however, and I'm sure they are thankful for the free food. 😊

[@PaulSmith-pf2uq]

Fox's family to fox: "Are you eating out again?"

[@jwarmstrong]

Yes I'm trading rabies for food - sometimes I get lucky & bite a cat, dog etc...

[@MustafaCemal]

@@jwarmstrong You are by far not the brightest bulb, arent you boy? :D

[@catwhowalksbyhimself]

@@jwarmstrong As has been explained over and over again, there is no rabies in the place this was filmed. This is the fox's territory that humans took over. They belong there.

[@bigverybadtom]

@@catwhowalksbyhimself And guess who was responsible for getting rid of the rabies problem?

[@RNG-999]

Thank you so much for feeding this poor baby. It warms my heart. Bless you.

[@tatianapantazopoulou7518]

She is a beauty. You have done right to feed this gorgeous animal.They need us. God bless you in every way

[@TheBlueCream]

agreed....only callous bastards could harm a lil beauty like her

[@gunessari159]

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[@hapexamendar1093]

Beautiful creature indeed. So is that garden, no wonder he’s curious about it.

[@keenmate9719]

Actually, they don't need us at all, in fact they are way better without us as we can see in forest surrounding Czarnobyl powerplant.

[@dodoboodrough6044]

www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/SA_Program_Overview/CT_Dontfeedwildlife

[@Tarbooze]

When I see your videos I feel I am living my dream. Thank you for making the world a better place.

[@PowMusic]

wow - that fence jump at the end was impressive. Kinda more like cats than dogs!

[@rogerfrancis65]

Foxes are totally more cats than dogs, they also have retractable claws.

[@investygator6284]

yeah they are not as disloyal as cats but I agree!

[@ChildofYAH]

@@rogerfrancis65 Foxs are cats on the inside and dogs on the outside XD

[@diondestelle3659]

The technical skills Steve has got are excellent, as is his being in tune with nature and timing. I particularly love the closing scene where the fox leaps over the fence after having her supper - we already know she'll be back. Superb .

[@sakuntalabasu1493]

A ray of hope and joy in these very difficult times. Thank you for making my a day a lot better.

[@shaunbang]

I hope the fox kept coming back and formed a trusting relationship with his kind man. Great video sir!

[@xinecrowell1145]

I’m an animal lover, but in this case, I am in love with both the fox and the accomplished photographer kind man with the lovely garden patio. I don’t know which I enjoyed more. Nice video; food for the soul TY!❤️💕

[@dodoboodrough6044]

www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/SA_Program_Overview/CT_Dontfeedwildlife

[@dodoboodrough6044]

@Olivia 757 Really you can't figure that one out? Unless we humans are the cause of wildlife distress such as habitat destruction, destroying their natural food source, etc etc etc humans don't need to interfere with the natural order of what nature dictates for wildlife. Nature can be cruel but that is it's way of keeping a balance. Have you not ever read about the problem with wild hares in Australia? How about the Cane toads introduced to eat a particular invasive beetle. What happens when people ignorantly over feed pigeons in every major city through out the world, a pigeon population explosion, have you never seen that with your own eyes? There is no reason what so ever to feed wild animals, unless it is determined by the DNR that certain animals need protection, but then that is the responsibility of the DNR, not private citizens. We need to leave WILD LIFE........WILD, we don't need to feed them, or care for them. Some animals die in the wild, and that is usually the weak. Humans have a nasty habit of projecting human emotions upon wild life........WRONG!! Now if you cannot wrap your head around that, then you more then likely just don't get it. Nothing personal, but it really gets old having to try and logically explain this to so many people who just don't get it! Please refer to this link, it is very informative. Thank you. www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/SA_Program_Overview/CT_Dontfeedwildlife

[@KA-ChocolateGravy]

Thank you for sharing! Foxes are such beautiful animals. What a privilege to get to observe them up close like that! (By the way, nice camera too!)

[@Loisespana]

What a joy to see, a beautiful fox and a decent human being! Thank you for your kindness to him.

[@georgesmith8255]

Foxes are the most beautiful creatures that walk this earth in my opinion... so majestic... I love the relationship you have with this fella...lots and lots of trust between you both... that’s hard to find these days...

[@thebirdie]

Beautiful fox and so friendly and gentle. Look forward to seeing more of Mrs Fox!

[@TheBlueCream]

agreed....only callous bastards could harm a lil beauty like her

[@kevinwelsh7490]

it's not friendly, it would eat your face if it could

[@tcblue3095]

@@kevinwelsh7490 Idiot

[@kevinwelsh7490]

@@tcblue3095 how is this different than feeding a rat or a bear?

[@toni2606]

What a beautiful animal. And the two-legged creature has a beautiful heart. This will most likely be the most inspiring video I come across today. Thank you for sharing the better side of humanity with us. 🥰

[@thebrowns5337]

Reminds me of an urban fox that used to follow my dad around. Sat and watched him work on our van (sharing a bacon sandwich) and played with the extension lead while my dad mowed the lawn. Dad even put the washing basket upside down over the trailling socket to stop the fox thing getting a shock.

[@krisshensley9388]

You are a dear soul. Very heartwarming and appreciated. Kindness is the greatest gift to give to any living creature.

[@LordPinky455]

This brought a needed smile on my face, thank you!

[@kennethgrzegorzewski753]

Thank you for showing that kindness to others, regardless of species, is rewarding in of itself.

[@Bulletguy07]

Wonderful little video clip. She looks to be a young one as she's well healthy.....you must be feeding her well!!

[@PK-oy4fe]

The world is full of beautiful free gifts...we just need to care ❤ . Did anyone else notice how deep blue the sky was? Stunning!

[@breakingthemasks]

That was lovely. Thank you for bringing a smile to me. 🙂

[@derekbouse1319]

Gosh, they're so sweet. Thanks, Steve, as always.

[@proverbs31angel46]

Absolutely adorable...warms my heart...I love that you have cameras all around...we get to see her hop the fence into the night...

[@getin3949]

Hi Steve, I looked further into your encounters and was amazed at the work you have done. I wish I had contributed something as you have for future generations. I've really enjoyed reading and seeing photos of the animals you have photographed, etc...Thank you.

[@trixsta54]

This was beautiful, thank you for this and what you do for this little young fox.

[@rickfennell7849]

Amazing..the fox obviously loves him too and just knows not to bite the hand that feeds you...literally. there's something just beautiful and magical about the connection between animals and humans. Its the greatest thing there is in this world i believe. And this guy is a REAL human. ✌❤

[@desleykakoulidisgallaway3382]

that is so sweet... wow, she just flew over the wall- beautiful, brought me to tears xx

[@susankenney7536]

So pretty so special. My uncle got me a fox who had gotten lost abandoned by its mother. It was wild I handled it with welders gloves so I wouldn't get bite. I was at a point of thinking of taking the heavy gloves off as it got tamer. I lived in Cleveland Ohio my uncle's farm was in Grafton a few miles away. So I couldn't be there as much as I wanted. My uncle took care of him when I wasn't there. One day I came went straight to the barn to see Foxy and he was gone. I was just hoping he had gotten free. Turns out my cousin killed him out of jealousy. I cried and cried for months They are such beautiful animals. Thank you for taking such care of this fur baby A gentle man.

[@stephanmcintire2886]

Mr. Clarke hats off to you sir I think that's so wonderful what you're doing like you said man has totally destroyed their natural living habitat. Keep doing what you're doing I think that's so wonderful. You're a great guy keep up the good 👌👍👍

[@carlberg7503]

The opening closeup on her face . . . . A stunning beauty! And my goodness, the olympian jump at the end.

[@gailibbotson7237]

Everything about this video is beautiful. Thank you for feeding this sweet girl 🦊😊

[@ivettek3190]

I wish all humans were as kind and caring to our four legged creatures as this gentleman is

[@exeuroweenie]

Beautiful,you're blessed and so is the fox.

[@mandypantaleo4229]

Wonderful of you to care so much for your little friend 💗 I hope he stays with you .

[@Coral813]

I had a family of foxes every year that used the same den behind the place I worked and each night at the same time they would come out to play. I fed them each night until they got my trust and would come right up to me. They are my favorite animal of all time.

[@laurasanders6891]

One word- beautiful.Well done to Steve.

[@milenaszefler1441]

Simple and impressive!👍🤗 it’s pleasure to watch this

[@davidjonesthanksto7262]

Such a loving man with a warm heart. Thank you .

[@tcblue3095]

So beautiful how anyone can hunt or shoot these animals is totally beyond me everything has a right to live , why can't people learn to live with wildlife instead of persecuting it

[@tatianapantazopoulou7518]

You are right but remember there are people persecuted and killed as well. If they do not respect people how are gonna respect animals?

[@tatianapantazopoulou7518]

@Roberto IncuttiI try not to condemn the entire species because of many bad specimens. Sooner or later the disregard for nature will lead to our extinction.Im grieving for what is happening worldwide these days. We are suffering along with these poor creatures

[@mvl6827]

You have no idea about wildlife. Grew up in the city?

[@mvl6827]

Tatiana Pantazopoulou what poor creatures?

[@duderock10111]

They're fucking vicious. I've lost countless animals to their bloodthirst. They'll just kill anything smaller than them for sport. They don't even eat half the stuff they kill. But yer, i'm glad you saw something fluffy and cute on youtube so have made a sweeping judgement.

[@judimardula8685]

Before I moved to my retirement home, two litters offices were born in my backyard. The first litter were red foxes and they stole my dogs toys! They were so funny! The second litter were silver foxes. They were so beautiful but seemed a little more reserved. It is such a blessing to be able to see and appreciate wild animals and share our space with them.

[@FredGandt]

Hopefully she still thinks all the other humans are dangerous and not to be trusted - because she'd be right more often than not.

[@dylanjones268]

Yup. Cute as the video may be, not all humans are as kind as this man. Some don't like dogs, some don't like cats.. a lot of nasty people harm those 'pets' in secret.

[@wilburmcbride8096]

@@dylanjones268 I believe that's why it's best to keep them wild. This makes it easier for someone to befriend the fox and poison him thinking that all humans are alike. These animals have been around for centuries, and have a higher chance of survival than we do if something catastrophic happened.

[@dodoboodrough6044]

Think about this Fred. She has imprinted on this human, and she knows he will feed her, why shouldn't trust other humans instead of being wary? Of course not all wild animals will approach humans, but this human has enticed this fox to approach him, and to connect with him as a food source. Now if this were a domesticated fox I might understand this humans connection, but this is a WILD FOX! Why are so many people on this post so enamored with a human feeding and acclimating itself to humans? This isn't what nature has set up for wild animals. Nature provides for a natural balance where the strong survive, and the weak are gleaned form the gene pool, that is just the way it is. I love watching wild animals, I have been an avid bird watcher for over 50 years, but I don't entice birds to fly into my hands and try to make pets out of them, that isn't what nature wants for these wild animals. Fred you have a clear thought in your head more then what I can say about the others who watch a video like this and feel all warm and fuzzy inside. This man does more harm to this fox then any good he thinks he is doing. What if this fox approaches another human who doesn't see fox's as cute, and adorable? What if this fox goes to where other humans are that have chickens, or rabbits, do the people on this post who think this is cute and adorable willing to accept the fact that this fox could get shot by anther human because they think it's coming after it's chickens, or rabbits? No Fred this is not what Nature dictates, IT IS WRONG!

[@dylanjones268]

@@dodoboodrough6044 I think Fred knows this and actually, I'm pretty sure he said this in fewer words.

[@dodoboodrough6044]

@@dylanjones268 Then Fred can tell me that right? Nothing personal Dylan, but if I stepped on Fred's toes, let him tell me, I'm sure Fred is a grown adult that can speak for himself. Also I wasn't attacking Fred's comment at all. Only elaborating on the same topic. ;)

[@johnbrevard5966]

Thank you for being so kind. This is beautiful to see you care so much for this little So So Scared fox...makes me smile just knowing this happened.

[@arh6596]

It roles me when you see comments saying don't feed them ! Seeing the interaction between a wild urban fix and a human is brilliant they have adapted to come into gardens because kind people put out good for them. And watching fox pups playing is a sight to behold. And Shame on the people who have disliked this video!!

[@colleenjarrell9277]

Thank you for your kindness.

[@irenedontoh3539]

Bless you, Sir, for always feeding the fox🙏🏻

[@hayseaglets9966]

Loved how easily the fox scaled the fence at the end.

[@herberar]

Fox thinks : " No dessert, I'm outta here !!!

[@mortalclown3812]

Steve, bless you. I only wish these were longer. :-) Absolutely loved your video about the many foxes who come to visit. Peace and light to you. ♡

[@PA-Tammy]

I had Jack for less than a year before I lost him. I would call him and he would come running over to me. I have pictures of him sitting in the front yard waiting for me to come home from work. If one of us was cutting the lawn he would sit on the patio and watch us like a little kid. One day he was scared by the dog across the street and was running out to the woods I called him and he ran up behind me and sat down by my side as if I was going to protect him from the big bad dog and he was right to think that because I would have.. To make a friend with a wild animal like this is true trust from them and it's an amazing feeling one I hope to feel again soon.

[@dodoboodrough6044]

www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/wildlifedamage/SA_Program_Overview/CT_Dontfeedwildlife

[@PA-Tammy]

@@dodoboodrough6044 I play music for the family of deer that come to my house every night they seem to enjoy it as they eat my grass..

[@dodoboodrough6044]

@@PA-Tammy It's one thing to play music Tammy, deer don't depend on humans for music, but they do get dependent upon humans who feed them. You totally missed my point didn't you?

[@PA-Tammy]

@@dodoboodrough6044 no you just assume that I feed the fox but my post never talks about that.

[@dodoboodrough6044]

@@PA-Tammy Did I say you fed the fox? You misinterpreted my total point. It's not just about feeding wild animals, it's also about interacting with them. If I am somewhere and a wild animal approaches me, and keeps getting closer, I don't think to myself, "Oh how cute the wild animal enjoys my presence". No I scare them off because they should be afraid of humans as much as possible because some humans do nasty things to wild animals. I would think you would understand that? Wild animals should be watched from afar unless you are in a car like in Yellowstone National Park and Elk, Bison etc etc etc walk past your vehicle, but when we are out in the open and they approach you, you need to retreat, and keep your distance. It's more then feeding wild animals that many of you just don't want to be told because it offends you, or triggers you. My points aren't on here to make friends with you and others, it's to raise your consciousness level. Now you can do that or choose to have your feelings hurt by someone speaking the truth. It's all up to you!!

[@waynefahey1508]

What a touching video! All people should be this kind The world would be a better place. Anyone who loves animals is good in my book!

[@katiekooky5095]

I like how the fox tried to eat his hand and he just wiggled his fingers 😂

[@brothergerman597]

Excellent videos!! You are a good example to this generation. Blessings and A Big Hug from London Ontario 🇨🇦

[@billiamc1969]

WOWOWOW...that is so freaking cool!!!!! Thanks for posting this incredible footage

[@britzel71]

What an amazing experience 🙏 You're a wonderful person. Side note, your backyard is absolutely gorgeous!

[@peterflynn9123]

Wonderful. Thank you for sharing this. Made my morning

[@paulhumphries4023]

Lovely healthy looking fox 🦊 Wonderful

[@randallbates9020]

The fox really is a cat inside of a dogs body. So very cool, so very beautiful.

[@adolforodolfo6929]

A fox is definitely beautiful. Cool? Not sure what you mean by that. But I'm not sure where this "cat in a dog's body" cliché comes from, because fox behaviour and personality is nothing like a cat - definitely more like a dog; the bottom line is it behaves like a fox.

[@MusicMan121]

It's a transspecies fox

[@cynthiaguy8818]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful friendship. Peace and much love to us all. ❤🦊

[@lynny5510]

I love this!! I would do the same thing. It is wonderful that this man cares so much for this sweet little fox!!!

[@billb.5183]

She's a real beauty. It's very kind of you to feed her like that. It's clear that she brings a lot of joy to your life. =)

[@r1273m]

I cannot understand why some people do not like foxes, they're great. "Our" fox comes around every night to be fed, though we never get close to her. We buy dog & cat food whenever it's on offer plus she gets all the kitchen treats. We have also fed her previous two generations. When this one and her siblings were a few weeks old, her brother got his paw trapped in in a bush in the garden and I was dispatched to release him. He never struggled and I think was very relieved. Keep up the good work.

[@wildwildItaly]

Me too I've been filming and feeding a fox for 2 years now🦊♥️ even though my channel says gopro Rottweilers, I have allot of fox videos, I feel so blessed to be able to film them

[@cherilynnfisher5658]

This is truly a beautiful creature! And the fox is pretty cool too. "Leave room for nature". "Leave room for nature".

[@bluenetmarketing]

Her coat is looking so healthy these days.

Thank you sir for being a good human. These are such beautiful creatures and we should help if/when we can.

[@emygilbert4002]

So cute. Thanks for the love with animals and save them life great love God bless you always amen and animals

[@ajsmith5295]

The world would be a better place if everyone was like this man

[@TDC10000]

What a beautiful film, thank you!

[@jeremyfreedman6482]

They are so beautiful. X

[@emmarosearcher341]

This is just all sorts of beautiful. This lovely man and this gorgeous fox in a beautiful garden!!! LIFE is GOOD!!!

[@adventureswithdougie]

Something a little more positive than Covid. Thank You 😊

[@ricgainer5385]

You have a beautiful home and garden, sir. Your friend senses the love and energy of your sanctuary.

[@Ableme-2]

I can’t wait until I retire and can do things like this! Love it!

[@gailhowes9398]

She is very beautiful! Just like your yard! Thank you for posting!

[@ivanivanof6130]

Anyone who wants to have a close relationship and friendship with animals, especially wild animals, should read the book' The Little Prince ' , written by Anton St. Exupery, and read the chapter of the fox character . This book is on of the best book I've read yet.

[@jikaarthou]

I love that book, my mom also

[@alfonsoportugal6754]

this beautiful video shows not only how smart these animals are. They also sense when there is danger ahead, and this time she can clearly feel she is in a safe environment.