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Red Fox Family in Suburban Woods: Coexistence Over Removal

Georgia DNR doesn't trap/relocate foxes due to disease concerns. Wildlife control companies must euthanize captured foxes. Best approach: ensure pets have current rabies vaccinations and enjoy the foxes as part of your wooded setting's natural community. Living in nature means respecting its original inhabitants.

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