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The Texas ranch owner, Mary Smith, was shocked to find a fox trying to break into her home. She had been living there for over twenty-five years and had never seen anything like it. After posting the video online, she was surprised to learn that this fox was one of many that had broken out of the southern Fox sanctuary in Texas due to overcrowding and lack of resources.

Since then, the state has been dealing with an influx of "gotaways," as they are called, which is when a fox escapes from captivity and goes on the run. These foxes are often desperate for food and shelter, so they can be found scavenging in residential areas or trying to break into homes or other buildings.

The surge in fox escapes has put local residents on high alert as they try to protect their families and property from these animals. The authorities have warned people not to approach any escaped foxes they may encounter as they can be dangerous if cornered. Instead, they should call animal control services who will be able to track down the animal and return it safely to its original habitat.

Mary Smith has since taken measures to secure her home from any further attempted break-ins from these curious creatures. She has installed motion sensors around her property and reinforced her windows with mesh screens so that no fox could get through them even if it tried.

Though this situation is far from ideal for anyone involved, it does offer an insight into how humans are affecting wildlife habitats across the world. We need to take responsibility for our actions if we want wild animals like these foxes to continue living safely in their natural environment.