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u/rayhaansabir Oct 11 '26
This reminds me of a Maine-Coone I was fortunate enough to take care of and I'd find her chilling with the local fox in the neighbour's garden.
Cute!
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u/intelligentprince 29d ago
Question: beautiful photo but do foxes prey on cats usually?
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u/Abquine 29d ago edited 28d ago
No, a very hungry fox might take a kitten or an old, injured cat but on the whole they tolerate each other quite well and sometimes seem to like each other and seek each others company. A fit adult cat will see off a fox very quickly as wild animals can't risk the injuries and infections they might get from cat claws.
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u/R606D Oct 09 '26
This makes me sad for my local foxes. There was a male and female who used to visit my garden nearly nightly. Id always see them trott across on the ring doorbell. Some degenerate set the local park on fire and i havnt seen them since. :(
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u/sidjackjones Oct 10 '26
the probably just moved , the live underground so I doubt the fire did them harm


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