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Oh, Mrs. Shemon was (or is) active - I hope you're healthy and your loved ones are fine.
It's quite rare to see some overlapped online time while being here only for short time spans most of the time.
I figured it was only a matter of time before she disappeared.
That's quite cold in your region, but here it is not that much different. In the night it cools down to one-digit Celsius temperatures nowadays.
So, basically to summarize, as long as I've read everything correctly..
Yes, but there are different reasons for a given, as well. I'm not very social in terms of humans anyway (being a misanthrope that's the usual result).
And it takes too much time out of all-day process in plans, work, projects, organizing, if there are multiple hours carelessly spent in the nets.
The same goes to "meeting zoos": after a few years of doing so you've probably met each type of zoo at least once and see that they are basically exact copies of "humans with human interactions": it's rare to see a zoo trying on a more off-grid lifestyle specifically with their animals, as example. And with all the falseness and pretentious selfishness which exists, it's mostly "not that acceptable" for me in RL compared to what people communicate. Hard to look over people telling they're exclusive zoos which love animals but at the end handle those more like fuck toys than respected family members (and that was quite often the case, unfortunately).
If I could live comfortably without a job I definitely would.
Understandable - it sure isn't a very profitable way to breed family-compatible "tamed" foxes for sales. And they need a lot of work, but I wouldn't say "that" much more than a long-haired hyper active dog breed. But if you count the amount of foxes needed in such a "tamed fox farm", it sure becomes a full-time job with low profit.
Here it is easier to establish a rescue station, which quite often gets supplementary money through the country and most expenses fall aside (like renting land, constructing closed areas) as they get supported by the country / region. But it's very rare to have such rescue stations for foxes in Germany, rescue stations for wolves or other animals are more widely existent.
This is due to "foxes" being still a rodent / pest like animal for hunters and forest rangers, it's not exactly something the land would want to care "even better for", as it is with the almost nonexistent (due to old time hunting excess) wolves.
Off to work / projects now, I wish you people a good day and week - stay healthy, be happy.