Over the years, we've rescued foxes from down drains, in houses and stuck in trees, but the 21st storey of a newly built tower block is definitely a new one for us! With no nets separating the fox from a horrific fate, Lawrie and Simon would only get one chance... | Wildlife Aid

Today's emergency This fox is in critical condition following a RTA. She needs your help now! Please text FOX to 70500 to give £3 to help us pay for her care. If you are not from the UK, you can donate via our website: http://bit.ly/wafdonate She has a massive head trauma and possibly other internal injuries, but first we had to stabilize her and put her on a drip. We will keep you updated on her situation. | Wildlife Aid

3.2K views · 374 reactions | Fox cubs trapped in football netting are one of the most common rescue calls we recieve, here at Wildlife Aid. Although, they can be cut free and released back into the wild, it is vital to check them over for constriction injuries before setting them free. Luckily, this young cub was not held very tightly. After cutting him loose, Simon was able to return him to his family for a second chance! | Wildlife Aid | Facebook