Sometimes necessity or curiosity compels wild animals to enter people’s villages and sometimes even their homes. Here is a beautiful story that happened to a girl in the UK.
Melanie Blasi, from London, lived in a private home with her beloved ginger cat. Waking up one morning and taking a shower, as usual, she noticed something unusual in the kitchen, in the cat’s bed. It looked like a redhead, but it wasn’t a cat.
She realized it was a baby fox (there are plenty of them in England). He was curled up and showed no fear of the girl. He must have miraculously slipped through the cat door at the back of the house.
At first, the animal cautiously approached, with some trepidation, its cot, on which the fox lay, and looked at it calmly, trying to understand something, but then…
The indifference of the red-haired intruder and his impertinence enraged the girl’s pet, and he began to growl and hiss, arching his back in front of the fox, showing in every possible way that it was better to leave.
He approached very close to the fox, almost swinging his paw at him. The fox didn’t react at all and continued to stare at the cat-like it was nothing, which infuriated him even more.
Melanie took pity on the frizzy cat, because nerve cells, as you know, cannot be regenerated. She lured the fox outside and fed him well (and this after he had eaten an entire bowl of cat food with milk!), wished him luck, and quickly ran home to calm him down.
his animal. The ginger cat, however, was still « up » and constantly trying to watch its attacker through the window, even after he was long gone.
And the fact that the mistress fed the usurper and the invader in front of him, the cat could not forgive the girl all day and was very offended.
