Glad it didn't get your buns...
I do hope the fox is ok though. If it is that badly injured it can't have gone far and I hope the RSPCA can find it. I don't know what I would do it I were in an area where we had foxes. Think I would go for a steel enclosure like a dog run.
After seeing its leg (it was almost off) i'm not so sure that it will be coming back
I can't encourage it into the garden as the dog will kill it if he catches it. I really don't want that.
I have found out that an old lady a few doors away was feeding it but she is in hospital. So maybe thats why its comming to me ?
I think that's very likely - thank goodness you've got a dog but what a shame the lady went into hospital and now this poor fox is seriously hurt I doubt you could catch it even if you fed it, and it sounds badly injured anyway - my worry would be if there's a litter of babies starving to death somewhere - do you know where it might be living?
Apparently human hair hung in old tights is a good fox repellent. Maybe ask a hair dressers for a bag of hair!!! :lol::lol:
I learnt that from Hugh Fearnley Whittingstalls River Cottage programme, He hung little bags of hair all the way around the perimeter of his chickenopolis
You could see if there is a wildlife rescue near you. They might have a humane fox trap (like a cat trap - it's a cage that springs closed). If the fox does come back and spring the trap it could then be treated/pts.
I would think it's unlikely to come back if the dog did it serious injury though - either it will have died or it wouldn't come back where it knows it got serious injury.
Tamsin