
it doesn't seem very believable, but if she made it up, what the fuck happened?
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 18:12,
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we were wondering whether she has a dog on the dangerous list that went a bit mad and the fox story is a cover up.

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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 18:14,
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"A vet was called to establish if it was safe to move the animal. It was determined it was not and the fox was humanely killed by the pest controller at approximately 12.15am."
Not safe to move it? Surely all you need is a thick pair of gloves and a big stick for if it gets lairy.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 18:22,
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Not safe to move it? Surely all you need is a thick pair of gloves and a big stick for if it gets lairy.

what it did was pretty out of character for a fox.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 18:39,
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suspected rabies is treated pretty much as "kill it now and give anybody who's been near/might have been bitten a rabies shot immediately".
reason being: rabies in humans is not only fatal but also untreatable after a few days and AFAIK the only sure way to detect if an animal has it is by autopsy and that can take a while.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 18:48,
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reason being: rabies in humans is not only fatal but also untreatable after a few days and AFAIK the only sure way to detect if an animal has it is by autopsy and that can take a while.

"Hello, police? I think my goldfish has rabies!"
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 19:02,
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Maybe tell them it bit my neighbours, seeing as they're cunts.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 19:17,
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the fox was liklely injured in the trap so they put it down. It's no surprise they caught one but who knows if it was that one or any other fox at all.
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Mon 7 Jun 2010, 19:12,
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