Woman adopts a senior fox to make him happy in final years

I don't understand why anyone might question as to whether or not animals like Archie are worth the time and effort! They SO deserve it - and bless you for caring!

Man... how do you decide to get a wild animal as a pet, domesticate them, then kick them out after 8 years when they're blind. People are strange. Bless this woman.

Archie is so beautiful. So glad you rescued him every animal deserves love and human kindness. He’s just beautiful as ever.

His little head tilts when she says “treat” are so precious

Archie is the grandpa who loves you unconditionally. Lots of love for him. Thank you for taking care of them .

How I love these stories about young people investing their love and efforts into helping animals. Fills me with hope for our species. Thank you dear young woman for your devotion. ALL BEINGS ARE WORTH IT!

2:29 - "How's it goin!?" "Auughh!!!" Relatable little dude

Having a pet fox is one of my fondest memories of my late father, who was an animal whisperer. Having a cup of tea, with a fox on my head, is a highlight of my life.She was incredibly intelligent, knew us as her pack, played complicated games and was very discerning, always biting my nasty sister, while loving Dad with all her soul.Miss her so much.

No such thing as an animal that is "too old" or "not worth the time/effort". Thank you Arcticfoxdaily and all who understand the untold value of the animals that we share our spaces with.

This fluffy old man is just adorable. I love foxes. And his girlfriend? A sassy lady. 🦊 ❤️ 🦊 Enjoy your life to the fullest Archie and Lulu

4:25 “Are you gonna take a nap?” “YAAAAAH!”

Helping God's voiceless creatures is ALWAYS WORTH THE EFFORT.. Godspeed to you kind hearts 💕

The very people that question this are the very people that makes the world a bad place for everyone else.Archie you are a star, and this lady is the very reason why there is hope in the world.

There are NO animals that 'aren't worth it' 🐾 They have souls, they have love and that love is unconditional. It's pure. Every life is important

I didn't know foxes sounded like that. How gratifying it must feel to do this very important work. She's perfect for Archie and the group, and I think they love her ❤

This reminds me a lot about my friend who passed on this year. He was blind, deaf, had two hip replacements, and as he got older just more and more medical bills. He finally ended up with cancer and we didn't want him to suffer. You get very very attached to a pet that needs so much care and attention, it was impossible to leave him alone because he would get scared. When I saw the cloudy eyes on this fox, I knew it was probably blind; it even bumped it's head on the food bowl like my dog did. Dogs are way more smart than we give them credit for, and when they're gone we always realize we took them for granted. I will always miss my boy, but it's nice to see videos like this where other elderly dogs can have a good, gentle ending.

I remember Archie at SaveAFox. Awwww, glad to see he's doing well.

By "we took him from a wildlife rescue center from Minnesota", she was meaning a rescue center called Saveafox. That's my favorite wildlife rescue center. I remember Archie from Saveafox's videos: he was blind and shy. It was a bit sad seeing him leave Saveafox. However, I've seen some posts from Artic Fox Daily, and they seem to be awesome people! Good thing that Archie lost his shyness!

It's really good to see Archie again. One of the sweetest moments I remember of him at SaveAFox was when he got a foxcicle. He didn't know what to make of it at first and when he managed to taste his cool treat, the look on his fluffy face was very touching. I adore SaveAFox, but it was clear he wasn't happy there and he couldn't get the care that he needed; they recognized that and when I heard he was going to a home that could care for him better, that was so good to hear. Thanks for doing all that you do! Thank you for giving Archie his forever home in his final years! You're an amazing person!

I look after an almost blind old kitty. He is one eyed - and his remaining - is unfocused. We have never moved anything. He is a senior - old dude. The best life - maybe to be looked after - and to that - I agree. I will look after Fergus. Much respect for your experience.!