This is a very friendly fox that used to come to my garden a lot and nick my shoes and other items of delight…This is a link to a previous post about him.
But foxes come and go, and the new foxes are a sorry breed:
They have both got the mange. This one is the worst off. 
They are also very shy; poor things they really have a rotten life at the moment. By luck (and by Google) I came across The National Fox Welfare Society and discovered that they send out bottles of mange treatment free of charge or for a donation.
The trick is to make sure that the foxes each eat some of the treatment every day; I feed them fruit scones and honey sarnies because my cat don’t like sweet things and so leaves the medicine alone.
I really hope the foxes will make it through the winter.
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Aw, I hope they benefit from the medicine. They do look pretty sorry. Um, do you worry about rabies, or do you not have it there?
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Thank you for visiting! Yes, fingers crossed they can be cured from that terrible disease. We don’t really have rabies in the U.K, which is a blessing…
Anna
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So much for the joys of being wild and free … and well done you for trying – hope it works.
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It really makes no sense to me at all why these poor creatures must suffer so. This stuff (the drops I give them) has worked before with some other foxes; the trick is to get them to eat it before the badgers or other foxes get there first. And for them to stay alive for long enough. The mange has rendered one of them almost blind. Argh!
I also do not want to tame them; I’ve made that mistake before and it is a drag.
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I was just thinking as I was reading “it makes you want to get hold of them and give them a good dosing” when I discovered that’s exactly what you’re doing. I’m so glad. I hope they benefit from your ministrations. Fruit scones and honey sarnies, eh? Bet they don’t get that in all their stop-offs!
PP
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Well actually not sure about this society as I requested the medicine four weeks ago for a very sick fox in my garden. Paid my coribution of £7 as requested .was told I would receive the medication in two days but four weeks , severe weather conditions,five phone calls and one e-mail later have still heard nothing from them beginning to wonder if this is a scam !
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This is so strange; did you go to http://www.nfws.org.uk/. They send out homeopathic drops and they have never charged me a penny! what is going on? They are manned by volunteers, perhaps something slipped through the net?
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Oh and if your fox is really badly affected, you can also go to your vet (any friendly vet, you may have to ask around for one) and ask for some Ivomec (dog mange medicine) You need 0.13 mil, and they should only charge you a few pounds because it is a wild animal. Ask around, make a fuss! You need two doses, about 10 days apart. Some vets are darlings, some are hardnosed; find a nice one that’ll help! And feed your sick fox as much as you feel you can; they need strength to survive this disease; cat food, dog food, sandwiches; not chocolate. You are a star for caring xx
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