- Nicki Townsend rescues injured foxes in London, a city with an estimated 15,000 foxes adapting to urban life.
- The Fox Project, founded by Trevor Williams, rescues around 1,400 foxes annually, addressing myths and providing care.
- Urban foxes face dangers like cars and injuries, often requiring Townsend's intervention as part of their 'ambulance service'.
- Townsend deals with heartbreaking cases, including cubs with severe injuries, balancing the grim realities with the joy of successful releases.
- A study indicates released foxes may face challenges readjusting to their territory, highlighting a need for further research on their post-release survival.
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In London, the wild fox has its own ambulance service when it needs help