You have volunteered to look after a "rescue" exotic animal. It has been rescued from a zoo, science laboratory, circus, or perhaps the wild because its habitat has been destroyed. Record the steps (at least 8) you need to take to look after this animal for a short period of 1-2 months. Inlcude 2-4 images that add more information to your written text.
Avocados
Caffeine
Chocolate
Grapes and raisins
Green eggplants
Peppers
Tomatoes
Green potatoes
Macadamia and Walnuts
Pits and seeds from apples, cherries, and peaches
Xylitol
Include toys and a dog house for your fox to keep it comfortable and happy.
When your fox arrives, gently let it explore its new home. When it's finally ready to feel comfortable around you, you can let it out of its enclosure and into your house.
When you get to the comfort stage, pet proof your house. At first, your fox will only destroy things you need, so be sure to keep those out of reach. I recommend hiding cords, or you'll never charge your phone again.
Make sure it gets lots of love and attention, as domestic foxes can act like a puppy when its happy around you. Pat it and play with it to keep it entertained.
Just like any pet, you have to toilet train it. A fox is a mix between a cat and a dog, so you have to teach it to do its business in a litter box. When it decides to do it outside the annual task of picking up fox droppings is your honour. Congratulations! Put them into a compost bin when you have lived out the horror.
Put out bowls of water and food for your fox to eat.
Use a brush to groom your fox. It makes them happy.