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Wildlife center staffers go to extreme lengths to care for orphaned fox cub
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March 16, 2024
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0:42Now PlayingWorkers at a Virginia wildlife center are going out of their way to outfox an orphaned newborn red fox in their care — by dressing up as her mom.
A video shared on the Richmond Wildlife Center’s Facebook page on Tuesday showed Executive Director Melissa Stanley wearing a large furry fox mask — complete with a moving toothy mouth — and rubber gloves while feeding the hungry youngster from a syringe.
The tiny kit — the term for a juvenile red fox — is seen enthusiastically suckling milk as she is perched atop a large stuffed animal fox that is also supposed to resemble her mother.
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