My Poor Fox

[Phoebe]

Originally Posted by Pudding

Thank you for your help with his feeding,
i hope someone will be able to tell me what i should give him
he dose sometime eat the cats food ( wet food)

Here he is this is my Bingo

Hi pudding, I have read this thread with mixed feelings but now seeing your photos of Bingo, he really is a handsome creature and he looks in real fine fettle Well done!

[connerlake]

Originally Posted by Pudding

Thank you for your help with his feeding,
i hope someone will be able to tell me what i should give him
he dose sometime eat the cats food ( wet food)

Here he is this is my Bingo

He looks fit as a butchers dog, and a handsome boy at that.
well done for your actions and i hope to hear more about bingo in the future.

[posie]

I know that this is probably irrelevent, but you might be interested to know that I received an email of photos of a dog that was born with no front legs, someone fell in love with him and took him on and he is now full grown and gets about perfectly on his two back legs. I know it is different circumstances,I know he is living in a domestic situation, I know he has always been like it, and his muscles will have adapted from birth, but I thought that you,Bingo's Mum, might like to know about him. He WALKS on two hind legs, with perfect balance, he doesn't jump, he walks....Posie.....

[Dutchess]

Originally Posted by posie

I know that this is probably irrelevent, but you might be interested to know that I received an email of photos of a dog that was born with no front legs, someone fell in love with him and took him on and he is now full grown and gets about perfectly on his two back legs. I know it is different circumstances,I know he is living in a domestic situation, I know he has always been like it, and his muscles will have adapted from birth, but I thought that you,Bingo's Mum, might like to know about him. He WALKS on two hind legs, with perfect balance, he doesn't jump, he walks....Posie.....

Gosh Posie!! I am amazed! When I started reading your post, I thought you were going to say they had built a trolley for the dog, like those we see for dogs who have had their back legs amputated or are paralysed

And Pudding, I take my hat off to you and Bingo. Even with domestic dogs and cats, losing a front limb is more difficult to adapt to than losing a rear one. You two have done remarkably well.

Best,

D.

[Pudding]

This is Mum Red with the wils cat i also feed at work

Hi thank you for your kind thoughts for Bingo

Posie… Thank you for your kind words, and for telling us about the dog with no front legs, how thoughtful of you to think of us Thank you

Phoebe…. It was a very hard thing to do as I always say you should let nature take it course and not interfere, but that is so easy to say until you come face to face with it.
I have done all I can and now it is up to Bingo, as long as he comes to me I will feed him

Connerlake… I will keep you all updated with Bingos progress
Christmas is going to be hard, as we shut down for 2 weeks, so I am going to have to come down here to feed him as much as I can

Thank you all for your interest in Bingo he could do with some good luck

[posie]

Hi Pudding, isn't there a nightwatchman, or security man on or near the site of your work, who would dish out the food if you supplied it. Or maybe someone living near the place that would help you out. I know you have to be careful who knows about your foxes and pusscat, but maybe one of the animal charities would do the feeds on their travels some of the time, just for that 2 weeks.You could work out a rota, so that you wouldn't have to go every day, but would have peace of mind that he would be OK, cos without that peace of mind you will not enjoy your christmas break....Maybe even there might be a WABber or three that would take a turn.!.....Posie..