I contacted the shelter that took in Venus and got this reply on October 16th:
Hi Doris!!
Her skin is a LOT better!!! At the end of the week she is not going to be contagious anymore [referring to the mange] and we are going to start her physiotherapy for her to get back her muscles in the back legs ... she is a lot too skinny, so for sure is going to be with us for the winter ... That's the news for now, thank you for helping her.
Marie-Claude Poirier
I then asked for a photo and received this:
The most positive thing to me is that her eyes are wide open! With the elimination of all her parasites, I'm sure she is feeling much better and hopefully her appetite will improve soon.
Then there was a big surprise in store for me when I returned to the area to try to get a glimpse of Jupiter! A third fox kit has appeared!! I call him "Saturn".
That's Jupiter in front (with a redder coat) and Saturn behind (with a straw-colored coat).
Back in July, I was talking to a woman who lives in the area and she said there were three baby foxes. I only ever saw two together. We both presumed that the third one had died. I'm really glad to see that they all lived. I will be monitoring both these kits and hope they stay in the area in case they need emergency care.
Good news about Venus. Keep up your vigilance.
ReplyDeleteI sure will Anvilcloud! :-)
DeleteYou must be pleased that Venus is doing well, and I hope that you continue to see the other two. xx
ReplyDeleteI sure am Flighty and thanks for your wishes.
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