Orphaned baby fox rescued in East Norwich
Animal rescuers were called in to rescue a baby fox in East Norwich Monday.
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Sep 6, 2022, 2:16 AM
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Updated 841 days ago
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76ds agoAnimal rescuers were called in to rescue a baby fox in East Norwich Monday.
The fox was spotted along Peachtree Drive and is believed to have been abandoned by its family.
The fox has been taken to a private rehab facility in East Meadow.
Experts say you should never approach a fox on your own. Be sure to contact someone who has the training to rescue and care for those animals.
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