The Daily Telegraph says “[fox] attacks are very rare and tend to be in protection of young, or the result of the fox being attacked.” And good comment from League Against Cruel Sports.
Fox Attacks Very Rare
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Tier im Recht, Swiss-based animal law organisation, announces international partnership with Kim Stallwood to expand its library and implement a program to make its collection accessible to an international audience. @StiftungTIR https://www.tierimrecht.org/en/news/2021-10-20-stiftung-fr-das-tier-im-recht-tir-announces-international-partnership-with-renowned-british-animal-rights-activist-author-and-scholar-kim-stallwood/
Neue Partnerschaft mit dem renommierten britischen Autor und Tierrechtler Kim Stallwood alias @grumpyvegan
Alle Infos hier: http://www.tierimrecht.org/de/newsMUST READ: Factory farms of disease: how industrial chicken production is breeding the next pandemic by John Vidal in The Graun. #AnimalRights #meat #disease #pandemic https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/oct/18/factory-farms-of-disease-how-industrial-chicken-production-is-breeding-the-next-pandemic
I can’t help thinking that this story is going to be used to prepare the public for a repeal of the ban on fox hunting. It’s amazing what a few well placed panicky tabloid (and broadcast media) stories can do to change people’s view of an issue. Soon we’ll be seeing stories claiming that a return to fox hunting is necessary to protect children.