Save a fox from a fur farm

so the boyfriend and i are making plans to move to monterey in the next year or so. might be a little difficult to integrate a fox into the family, im sure my kitty would have a couple objections, shes used to being an only pet. we would have to get a condo or small house, cause a fox in an apartment? disaster waiting to happen.

ive actually talked to people who have foxes, and the best way to keep them i think is by building an outdoor enclosure that leads into the house via a pet door. obviously they cant be set free- one bred for fur would have no survival skills, so i think an outdoor fox run thing with a few bushes, small trees, etc. would make for one [or more] very happy fox

the only dilemma i see here though, is this: wouldnt it be feral? and if so, how does one go about taming a fox? this is a truly wild animal were talking about

that i can go on like this forever
with the help of the little people in my brain

they arent playing chess but i think they want to learn

...

yes, apparently they do want to learn

you people are either
a) illiterate
b) hermits
c) waiting to see how long i will keep posting by myself
d) all of the above
or
e) all of the above
or
r) all of the above
or
m) all of the above

oh no—its happening! the lack of comments and other posters is driving me insane!!!

team of six!
now we just need some entries people!
(like my excessive use of excamation points?!)
i need to look into how i might go about adopting a fox(!) it must be one from a fur factory though, not a wild one—that would be too cruel, taking a fox from it’s environ. like that!
i’ve decided that a mink, chinchilla or other animal would be good too, but fox is my first choice!

michelle:) !!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i read a story once about a girl who saved a fur fox. ever since, it has been one of my top goals. however, my parents are quite averse to taking in any animals in addition to our one dog. i agree that now is a bad time because i have no free time to spend with an extra animal. only two years though, until i can fly off to college, and hopefully i’ll be able to do it then. ooh!—i just can’t wait!!!