It is clear why this fox has attracted so much attention on the internet.

She often acts like a dog

This beauty loves to socialize with other animals from the family.

She likes to laught.

She often plays around the house, she enjoys it.

She also drove in a car when she was growing up, so it is not a problem for her now.

Juniper’s owner stated that owning a fox is different from any other pet.

The fox is not an animal that can spend a lot of time indoors. They’re just not like that.

They must be fed properly. 

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A 500-pound lion named Bonedigger is best friends with Milo, a Dachshund. Bonedigger first met Milo and three other Dachshund puppies several years ago when he was just 4 weeks old.

The puppies seemed to instinctively know that Bonnedigger was mildly disabled (he suffers from a metabolic bone disease) - and they wanted to protect him, according to Joe Schreibvogel of the G.W. Exotic Animal Park in Wynnewood - Oklahoma.

A Good Samaritan was out for a stroll in Essex, England one afternoon when he noticed an abandoned crate on the roadside. He was shocked when he sees who was in it. It was full of pups! Not just one or two, it was twenty little puppies huddled up together in the crate. They were hopefully waiting for someone to bring them home. The kind passenger knew that he had to help and quickly sprang into action. He contacted the RSPCA hoping that they could help with them. As he believed, the rescue immediately sent two inspectors to collect the puppies and get them to the vet as quickly as possible.

Sian Ridley, an inspector with the RSPCA said in a press release that he thought he heard the number of puppies by a mistake. He couldn’t believe that someone had abandoned 20 puppies. “They were all quite scared and timid when we arrived and it was just heartbreaking to see them all huddled in the one cage-they looked a pitiful sight,” he said.
The vet discovered that they were probably from a few different litters. No one is exactly sure about the dogs’ breed but they think they are some kind of poodle mixes. They were all pretty small, weighing less than a bag of sugar. The vets were worried that they might be sick. Luckily most of them were actually really healthy even though they are being abandoned.

Ridley was thankful to all the passengers who stayed to help them. And for the vets who were able to take care of them over a weekend at such short notice. No one knows where they came from. Maybe they are from a puppy farm. As there were so many of them, the rescuers decided to name them according to alphabetical order. They were named, Albert, Boris, Dylon, Elenor, Freddie, Guinevere, hank, Irene, Jeremiah, Kaleb, Luna, Morris, Nevel, Oliver, Peter, Quinton, Rupert, and Saffron. They seemed to age from 6-8 weeks and are currently growing into themselves and learning to be in playful puppy life.

Many of them have already been offered homes by members of the vet staff. They are all currently in foster homes and will head off to their forever homes whenever they are ready as grown pups. Everyone who was involved in rescuing them was shocked when they heard how many they are. Luckily they were found and will go to have wonderful lives with amazing families.

It is so irresponsible and cruel abandoning these much tiny puppies. If you can’t treat your pets well, it is better to ask for help before things get so desperate.

After receiving permission from UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace, the guy has been working hard to get his crew and rescue animals out of Afghanistan, but it hasn’t been easy.

Following the fall of the Afghan government, the man began “Operation Ark,” a drive to try to safely transport his crew, as well as 200 cats and dogs, out of the country.

According to iNews, Pen said: 

“I need to get them out of here as soon as possible. I’m not going to abandon them.

Everyone is scared of what the future holds, even myself.” The father was in a frantic race against time to save himself, his 25 Afghan employees, and over 200 animals, fearful that if they couldn’t be evacuated, militants would kidnap his staff’s teenage children. 

Pen tried to gather about $200,000 to pay for a cargo jet and go to the United Kingdom. However, he needed to go through a number of legal hoops in order to get Afghan staff into the country. 

Pen confirms that everything is indeed awful, and he also expresses his dissatisfaction with his country’s administration, believing that everything he has battled for in the past has been in vain.

Pen recalls arriving in Nowzad in 2006, and right there, in the middle of a quarrel, she met a dog who became her companion and whom she called Nowzad; the charity was established as a result of this touching incident.

Pen also added:

“We’ll have to part ways. There isn’t any other choice, unfortunately. There are 140 dogs and only 65 slots in my kennel. Some of the older and more wounded pets will have to be put down.”

Pen had given up transporting her animals and workers out of the nation for a while owing to a decision by US President Joe Biden, who modified the regulations of who could enter the airfield, he claimed in an interview with the BBC.

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Pen also added:

There’s nothing I can do about it. My staff has informed me that it is time for me to go. They do not believe that a foreigner is welcome in their country. I’ve been instructed to bring as many cats and dogs as possible by the staff. But I can’t get them through the Taliban checkpoints anymore.”

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Following this dramatic scenario and the passage of time, the Nowzad charity announced that Pen, together with the rescued animals, was ultimately safe outside of Kabul. He was, however, compelled to quit his team.

On his Facebook page, Nowzad wrote:

“We are relieved to report that Pen and the Nowzad animals have safely exited Afghanistan.” However, we still have a lot of work to do because our fantastic Kabul team was not permitted to pass the last checkpoint.”

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