The playful little fox sticks his head into the tire, but he can't get out: it's very smart

As the range of human activities continues to expand, wild animals gradually appear in people's living areas.

They are curious about the human world, but they don't know that many ordinary things in human life may cause harm to them.

It is said that in a foreign country, there is such a little fox who ran to play near the suburban farm, and somehow got his head stuck in the steel ring in the middle of the tire.

The little fox struggled alone for a long time, but was unable to break free. Fortunately, this movement attracted the attention of an uncle who lived nearby.

Seeing that the little fox was in a predicament, the uncle first tried to help it out.

He brought some sunflower oil from home and applied it to the little fox's neck, hoping to lubricate the fox's head out. It's a pity that this effort didn't help other than making the little fox greasy.

In desperation, the uncle took the tire and the little fox on the tire to the Animal Protection Association and asked the staff for help. Afterwards, everyone sent the little fox to a nearby animal hospital together.

The doctor first made a general examination of the little fox. Due to being stuck for too long, coupled with the desperate struggle at the beginning, the little fox's head has begun to become red and swollen. In order to make the little fox breathe more smoothly, the doctor put on an oxygen mask and then started rescue work.

Even with anesthesia, the frightened little fox would continue to struggle for a while. The longer it drags on, the more dangerous the little fox is.

In order to prevent the metal ring from getting caught on the little fox's jaw, the doctor plans to make a temporary tube from plastic sheet to surround its neck. The plastic sheet used for the first time was too thin and too small to be successful; then everyone replaced it with a paper tube surrounded by a document, and finally successfully rescued the little fox.

The doctor said that fortunately, the little fox's skull was not injured by this tossing, but it only suffered some skin trauma.

After the operation, the little fox was temporarily housed in a small cubicle by the institution to recover from his injuries. As soon as everyone let go, the little fox jumped out, and it seemed that there was nothing serious about his body.

In fact, in daily life, there are often cases of stray cats and dogs accidentally stuck in pipes or other small spaces.

If something like this happens around us, please do your best to help them! With a little effort, you can save a small life, isn't it beautiful?

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