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Fox found prowling Florence church loggia

Fox found prowling Florence church loggia

Released back into the wild above Tuscan capital

FLORENCE, 16 February 2021, 15:28

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A fox was found prowling along the loggia of a Florence church Monday night, sources said Tuesday.
    The animal was found in the Sant'Egidio Church, in the complex that houses the Santa Maria Nuova Hospital in the heart of the Tuscan capital.
    Vets made sure it was OK before it was released back into the hills above Florence.
    Police were called to the scene after noises were heard, initially thought to be those of homeless people sheltering from the cold.
    "To our great surprise, on the other hand we found a fox that was probably looking for food and safe refuge," said Santa Maria Nuova Foundation President Giancarlo Landini.
    "We have grown used to the ever more frequent incursions of these animals into the city".
    He said that since the city was in semi-lockdown for COVID, "the almost total absence of people invites the animals to circulate undisturbed, looking for food".
    Chief vet Enrico Loretti said: "the animal, adult and healthy, was released back into a more suitable habitat after it was assessed and fed.
    "It's nothing new for foxes to be sighted in the centre of the city".
   

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