00:00Mike and the team at Wildlife Aid received multiple calls to come and help this fox and her cub out.
00:06This mama fox is desperately trying to help her cub, but she needs help.
00:12Grab it before mom comes back. Hey little buddy.
00:15Alright, little one.
00:16When they arrived, the fox cub's head was firmly stuck inside a jar of horlicks.
00:22I mean, no wonder mama couldn't free him.
00:26Let me just get it a little looser.
00:27Thankfully, he had some scissors to assist him with the rescue, but he had to be very delicate because he
00:34couldn't hurt the cub.
00:42We've worked with Wildlife Aid on countless stories in the past, and one thing that we've learned is that we
00:48can always count on them to help every sick, injured, orphaned, wild animal in need, no matter what the situation
00:56is.
01:03There we go. Hello little guy. Did you get some horlicks? Did you want some for a bedtime drink?
01:10Yeah.
01:12Okay. Okay. I'm hoping there's no real damage because...
01:15Mike and Jack successfully freed him from the horlick jar.
01:18Mike gave him an examination and determined that he had no injuries and he was ready to go right back
01:25to his mom.
01:26I'm fairly, I'm pretty happy with it.
01:27With no injuries whatsoever, he was ready to go straight back to mom.
01:35Get back to your mom and tell her, tell her the whole story.
01:38He was raring to go back home.
01:43Eager to go see her, the cub knew exactly where he was going the moment they set him free.
01:48I'm very happy in this story.
01:50I am very happy with you.
01:51Thank you for your time.
01:52Yeah, I'm very happy with you.
01:55We've been here again with you, you know.
01:55And one thing that we've ever had was told,
02:00that you've never had to go back home.
02:00So, at the same time we have to go ahead of your time.
02:01We'll look back together.
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