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People to blame, not foxes


Published on Monday 5 July 2010 13:34

I DO not believe we should cull foxes.

Because of the alleged attack on two children, it has all got out of proportion.

There have been no substantiated attacks on people in the UK, that is fact.

The reason foxes are in urban areas is because of easy food pickings and loss of habitat caused by humans.

People should take some responsibility by not leaving food lying around.

Another point – if we get rid of foxes there will be more rats.

Some people are not happy unless they are killing something.

What about humans who are pests, make a mess or cause disease by leaving rubbish everywhere, sometimes disgusting?

Do we kill them as well?

Diane O'Brien

Burnham Road

Worthing

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