Rescued fur farm fox touches the ground after 3 years
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2024
- We got another fox from the Fur Farm! This one is a 3 year old male. He came from the fur farm that Save A Fox shut down. Today we are releasing him into his new enclosure.
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This makes my heart so happy that Save A Fox bought the fur farm and closed it down and you guys get to have a home for some them.
Shippo is beautiful. It’s so sad that he feels safe in a cage. The world is alien to him. thanks for rescuing him.
Shippo is so handsome. Watching him try the ground for the first time brought tears. Thank you for giving him a much better life
He's being so brave! Everything is so foreign, and scary, and he's doing great!
He is such a beautiful fox. Heartbreaking to think they were being bred for their fur xx
Lol Shippo see’s Bambi and thinks “what the hell is that!” 😂😂😂
So happy for him but very sad to see his reaction to all the new things he’s now discovering. Soon, he will start to enjoy his new life! Thank you for your compassion in taking care of the foxes.
When the tiny tiny dog walks by😂😂
Poor fox had no idea what dirt or mulch was, hope he can live the best foxy life. thanks for taking him in!
Had to show support by subscribing because you're helping with the save a fox mission of rescuing those 500 fur farm foxes. Thank you.
Poor buddy. He looks so sweet, but very scared. I really hope he and Hazel will be good roommates!🙏🙏
Welcome to your life Shippo !! You will enjoy great food served fresh daily, friends, security and humans who will always protect you and never hurt you. You won the lottery !! Live long and prosper dearest boy . ❤
it is heartbreaking to watch him be afraid to come out of his little box and be able to touch ground for the first time. I think Plato wrote about people in a dark cave being afraid to come out and experience the sun...or something like that. It may take a while, but eventually he will trust. Thank you for saving these beautiful animals. More and more videos show that animals have many similar emotions as humans.
I sure feel grateful each time y’all take in an animal like this ♥️
Oh my goodness he’s so beautiful. I’m so happy these babies are free and healthy. And that that farm was shut down
Good luck sweet Shippo - so sad you spent three long years in a small cage - so glad you were rescued by these kind people & have a safe 30’ long enclosure to yourself to explore & soon you’ll meet your 3 foxy neighbours and maybe Hazel can come keep you company! ❤❤❤ Supported you by Subscribing! ❤
He is a very lucky fox and eventually he will realize that he is in an amazing place with plenty of food and beautiful scenery and 2 wonderful people to care for him. Its beyond disgusting that this type of treatment goes on in America at these fur farms. 😢
SHIPPO IS JUST GORGEOUS!!!❤
I love SAVE-A-FOX people. They are awesome.
Thanks for also helping these foxes.
They are not much different from our usual doggies.
Thank you for giving Shippo a good life.
Thank you for rescuing &giving him a life ❤🙏
I love Inuyasha! Shippo is a great name for a fox.
Once he's with the others he'll mimic their confidence around humans. He's so calm you'd think he was over 6 years old.
He's such a beautiful boy! It may take a while but the peace and calm of the sanctuary will work its magic on him.💚 Shout out to Bambi for the comic relief in the background🙌🏼😂
The fact that fur farms exist is criminal 😢 Such a beautiful creature. I wonder how his vision is with those beautiful blue eyes. He will learn to trust eventually, animals are so smart. He seems more calm than the girls, even though he’s more afraid, something tells me that he will be really friendly once he understands you’re not going to hurt him and you’re there to help him. I truly believe that animals understand this, because I have noticed this with the wild animals I rescue in Australia. Once the fear passes, they kind of get it, and have a light bulb moment. Can’t even imagine the trauma and how his feet must feel, poor baby. Thank you for what you do and thank you to save a fox.
It will be fascinating to watch him acclimate to new home
pretty fox and ty for rescuing them
I love how the girls took a time out from their chaos to focus on their new friend, Shippo. All paws are crossed that he becomes familiar and content so he can prepare for his next adventure: Hazel!
Mikayla and company from Save a Fox are just awesome! Thank you for receiving this beautiful creature into your park!❤❤
Okay I finally get his name. I speak Japanese. Immediately I recognized Shippō as being very close to 'shippo' 尻尾 the Japanese word for tail. At first I couldn't tell if you'd meant to name him shippo but made a mistake, or if this was from something. Thank you Gabby for saying it's from Inuyasha so I could look it up. The character's name is Shippou - also stylized Shippō - In Japanese 七宝, "The Seven Treasures". So it's clearly meant as a joke/pun, it's supposed to sound like 'tail' but it has its own meaning. I love it.
Shippō is so so brave.....and so beautiful Thank you for rescuing him too!!!
Awesome!! Another rescue fur farm fox. He is so beautiful. The others look great. Thanks for giving them a loving home 💜🦊
You guys are awesome, thanks for what you do!
My prediction, Gabby and Shippo are friends in no time. ❤
I adore saveafox; I'm happy you were able to work with them and save these four! Soon as I heard the name Shippo I knew what it was from.. been over a decade since I've seen that show.
First off I LOVE the name! Inuyasha is one of my favorites. Shippo (character and real) are absolutely adorable. It’s so sad to see him so scared but I’m so happy to see him rescued. Can’t wait to see updates as they get more comfortable. ♥️
He is a beautiful fox, and so is the others.
Bless you for rescuing these poor, lovely creatures.
(Also, if you wanted to pronounce Emu as it pronounced by Aussies, we say Eem-You. But hearing you say-Ee-mu is fun, so whatever makes you happy!)
Me: They named the new fox Shippō 🦊
Husband: From Inuyasha?? 🤓
It's a whole new world for this beautiful pup.
Fourth fur farm fox .. Gabby 😅 love everything you guys do 💕
Wow, good job you guys. This was awesome to watch. Thank you . 😊
Thank you for taking good care of these critters. ❤ We need more peopke like you two.
Hazel is so cute I love her color❤!!
Poor Baby, Thank you for rescuing him 🫂🦊 Hopefully he warms up to his new enviornment 💛💜
Watching him reminds of the bike farm bear rescues going on in Vietnam. They have been so traumatized and having those first brave steps into a natural environment brings tears to my eyes!
It's nice to see shippo come out of his shell and experience the outside for the first time.
Oh he's beautiful ❤
Thank you for saving all of them. ❤
Thank you! I watch SavAFox every day 🥰
Thank you for what you do!
Thst broke my heart!!! So glad you do what you do!!!!😊
YOU PEOPLE ARE WONDERFUL AND SO VERY IMPORTANT IN THIS WORLD. THANKYOU XXXX ❤
What a handsome fox!!!! Poor guy is probably so so so happy now ♥♥ thank you for rescuing this sweet baby
His coat looks better on him....❤❤❤
Yippee. It seems like I've been waiting to see this video where he's released from his cage for a while. I've been checking on both channels and was so excited to see it was posted this afternoon.
He's absolutely beautiful. I'm praying that he will soon feel at home, understand what his food dish is all about. With an improved environment and diet, I'm sure that he will feel and act like a new fox before you know it. I wish you guys lots of joy with shippo as part of your fox family.
Lovely enclosure !!!!
Thank you!
OMG breaks my heart 4 years in a cage so happy you save him thanks so very much chris gabby omg love the emu so darn cute
Sending love to the animals and the new fox boy. Hoping so much that his recovery from the close confinement is swift. Blessings.
Poor Shippo…I’ve seen this with many of our rescued dogs. I am impressed he came out as much as he did. I’ve had dogs who hid under the table or the bed, etc. It takes time, but they do come around. Our current dog came to us with missing teeth from chewing on cage wire. I’ve never cage trained any animal I’ve had. Our cat goes to the vet in a carrier…catching her is quite the trick as she disappears if she sees it, lol.
At 10:12 you can see the gears turning in his head, sniffing the gate the latch then looking back at the human who is sitting watching him...joining the dots...small cage, human opened cage door...human backed off and not aggressive...but now I have big space...human gave me that...this is good human...
You guys are doing a great job with everything caring for animals running and building this Sanctuary, much respect. Just remember to take care of yourselves and take some time for you. Thank you for all you do!!!
What a beautiful fox. I never seen coloring like that before.
I am thinking you should have one corner that has plastic or wood sides in the lower corner where the kennel is under the board walk to give privacy if he wants to hide up against it and not be seen from the outside of the fenced areas. Just a thought.
Shippo is gorgeous and lucky to have a forever home with you. Have you or will you do an episode to help people who would like to visit educational places and general tips for places we should stay away from because they don’t treat their animals well or only use them for tourist attractions (like bad conditions and diets)? Not asking you to call out specific places but rather give us tips so we don’t fall for gimmicks and such? Please.. also “wild” tours.. thank you for all you do, I love the baby Emus as well, bigger baby Emu is growing so fast! Wish you all the best, thank you for your dedication and educational information!
Great work guys - can't wait to see the next fox update! 🦊🙏
Well… give him a few days to heal from the vet!! So both his body and environment has changed!!
Good Job. Gorgeous Fox. J.
I love that you are helping out SAF by taking in some of the foxes.. but idea… keep the dogs away from the enclosure when letting a fox out for the first time. Despite not barking or being able to not hurt them, the fox doesn’t know that. It adds to the stress level. It was clear Shippo was watching them when they ran around the kennel. No criticism, but just an idea if you take in more foxes from the fur farm project. Thanks again, for what you do.
Yesterday on Chris' channel I thought he was calling him, 'Chapeau' and thought that was such a cute name, figuring it had to do with his face markings looking like a hat was causing a shadow over his eyes. But today it seems so obvious that y'all would never name one of these foxes after any article of clothing!
There is so much pain in his eyes that only time and the love and care you both provide that will heal that. This is going to be an exciting journey with the four of these guys ❤
I thought you had rescued a fifth fox. I do love Shippo. I hope he starts to feel more comfortable there.
We have a fennec
@@FloridasWildestoh yeah I know that. I think it's just because i have seen all the videos on Chris's youtube showing Shippo
They are all so beautiful ❤ The enclosures are awesome ❤
💗Loved
Beautiful fox, hope he gets acclimated quickly. Those emus are the cutest! Wonderful job yall ❤
Thank you for giving him a good home, just like the other fur farm rescues you took in and all your other critters that aren't foxes! ❤ I already adore him. 😊
Come on dear little fox. Step out! J.
Didn't realize there was even a market for fox fur. Is it for export? I thought USA had a ban on using real animal fur. Shameful practice. Glad the fox fur farm was shut down.
So happy for him. Love your vids. So wholesome 💚
His beautiful!
Just found your channel. Love wha you do. You pronounce emu as eemyou. Love from Australia
One other thought are these foxes gonna get toys? A couple of the other rescues Ive watched the foxes get dog toys and they seem to love them.
Ours cannot have anything unsupervised, or they will eat them
hey guys a question from scotland if shippo was on a fur farm why is he 3 years old surely he would have been used for his fur earlier 3 years is a long time to keep an animal for its fur please enlighten me as to the process and my heart is filled with joy that you have saved these sentient beings from a bleak future love to you all from the north of scotland
There are animals much older than him. They’re used for breeding
@@FloridasWildest thank you for the answer its so barbaric what the humans do to animals for profit, karma thats all i will say
3 years! hazel may rule that pairing..
That poor fox😭
I feel so sad for him
He’s making progress every day!
Firstly the Fixed Fourth Fur Farm Fox is not From the Firth of Forth.
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Y’all should do an emu gender reveal. 😁
awww, little Bambi, lol
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Are the girls spayed? If so it won’t matter if they get together. Sorry I’m just being curious.
It’s going to take him a while to acclimatise. Bless his furry feet ❤❤
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Just an idé..in my town we have a cat center that help homless cats for better life. They have a box in the food store where people can donate food if they want to the cat center. Mabe thats an idé for you to😊.
Guys, Emu is pronounced " Em you," not E mu.
The way everybody says it in the US is exactly how we said it
@FloridasWildest I get it, it's kinda sad, though.
Suppose it a bit like us Aussies not knowing how to say 'coyote'? I've heard it several ways. Although this has several vowels and emu is a short word. Linguistics 😊.
PS, thank you for rescuing this fox.
@angelareimann6433 I totally understand the differences in pronunciation. Then, teach me how to pronounce unfamiliar words. I guess I saw it as another opportunity to teach someone the correct way to say it. I'm sure over the years they have been told how to say it. Knowledge is power. Still enjoy their channel, though.
How many can you keep in one enclosure?
We will be keeping 2 in each enclosure
Years ago I remember seeing how many fur farms we have in the United States... It was disgusting. Including all the minks that are no longer in the wild but the fur farms have... Make no mistake that every for a farm is a sick horrifying place for animals and should never ever be allowed especially in a country like ours that is not a third world country.
Do the foxes not try and make dens or are those more wild foxes that do that
What is going to happen to them? Is that the natural habit for them? Or are they still in an inclosure?
Thanks for housing and caring for the fox, but please look onto the research on castration and long term an.x1e.ty and consider less invasive methods like vastecomy for sterilization if accessible (many vets aren't trained to provide it, but some are learning due to the issues being found).
I doubt it's been studied in foxes, and unlikely to have health studies either. From medical studies in other species, it messes with serotonin.
The majority of pet studies on this have major issues, particularly around socieocomic factors as animals in lower income households are much more likely to be intact, which have increased risks to health and behavior (owner home less due to work needs, owner more likely to be stressed or unwell, more rural so further from care/resources/etc, less money for treatment/training). But despite that, there been several studies in dogs finding this /increased long term behavior issues.
There's also concerns around health, tho it can reduce some issues -- very species/breed specific. The issues being found in dogs likely caused bt reduced hormones for example iirc: joint/muscle issues (alc tears etc, waiting till adulthood helps), digestive issues (likely cross species, effects microfuana), obesity, blood/bone/prostate cancers, possible increased allergies, possible increased cognitive decline, maybe even seizures (not studied tmk, but a dog was successfully treated with trt, muscle changes from lack of hormones suspected cause).
Unfortunately, overpopulation in some species, needs of livestock industry, and socieocomic factors has likely contributed to a situation where the veterinary industry doesn't approach this issie in a unbiased manner, using overly biased research, ignoring and understuding issues (like the lack of studies in d3pre.sss1n despite being seen in medical and human studies). Some vets recommend even for pet rats like the vca (see their website where rhey claim no studies showing issues....), despite how deeply studied it's been in rats due to them being a proxy for human medical studies.
It's a bit dystopian that to 'fix' animals, we may be harming them. And really not good for trust in medical care how the veterinary industry is handling this issue. Tho, i think it's mostly due to biases and trauma caused by dealing with overpopulation, and hopefully they're handling other health issues in a more unbiased, well researched manner.