Nashville Singer Rescues Foxes and Saves Them from Mange
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Jerry Vandiver, a Nashville singer-songwriter, has logged thousands of volunteer hours over 7 years baiting and trapping foxes suffering from mange in Tennessee's epidemic, taking them to animal rescue centers for treatment.
Mange is treatable but highly contagious; the article notes it can be fatal through secondary infections, though treatment itself is straightforward.
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