ANIMAL WATCH
Stray Out-Foxes Would-Be Puppy Protectors
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EISENHOWER AVE., 4100 block, April 2. A couple stopped at the shelter to drop off a stray puppy that they had been caring for that day. They said it was friendly and somewhat reserved.
When the shelter staff saw the animal, they knew it was a young red fox, not a dog.
The couple were surprised that they had found a wild animal. The fox was sent to a wildlife rehabilitator.
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Among cases handled recently by the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria.
