The fox distribution system is more rewarding than the cat distribution system

Rabies is pretty much non-existent in the UK.

But she just got bitten by an urban fox, an animal that likely gets a good deal of it's food by foraging in rubbish bins. I would bet on it's mouth being less than sanitary, and a trip to casualty would not be unwarranted.

You just can't trust the Fox network.

People really don't understand wild animals.

They don't want pats

And thats how you get rabies

Darwin Award speed run any%

Idk how you can explain to kids these days that wild animals are not pets for your amusement.

Fox friends: I dare you to bite that human

Fox: Deal

I'm not an expert on animal behavior...but it's not normal for a fox to randomly approach a human and bite them with zero provocation. Definitely should be checked out unless it didn't break skin, in that case...eh you're probably fine.

I mean...maybe it's just been around humans so much it's lost it's fear of them, and the bite wasn't a "bite" but a playful nip and she just overreacted. Still, animals generally don't just wander up to humans and bite them so I'd consider that kind of behavior suspect enough to warrant it getting checked out.

Could be crack fox. I’m a foxy man.

Holds hand out to a wild animal like a tasty snack. Get bitten and is shocked... people man.