One of the kit foxes that had drawn large crowds to Woodbine Beach despite warnings to stay away has been killed.
They say that the animal’s wounds suggest they may have been killed by a larger predator like an aggressive dog “since the body was left behind.”
“Please keep your dogs on leash, avoid the den, and share the importance of respecting wildlife,” the Toronto Wildlife Centre warned in a message posted to Twitter on Friday confirming the death. Sadly a fox kit was found dead at the Beaches last weekend. The wounds suggested the kit was killed by a larger predator – likely an aggressive dog since the body was left behind. Please keep your dogs on leash, avoid the den, and share the importance of respecting wildlife.
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