Urban encounter not uncommon any more

REFERRING to Hugh Neve's letter, "Plagued by family" (Gazette, October 8), I, too, have recently had an encounter with an urban fox in Rustington.

One night, walking along Chanctonbury Road, I saw a fox washing itself, sitting on the pavement close to a street lamp, and right next to it sat a cat, which seemed unconcerned by its more illustrious companion.

As I got closer the fox sensed my presence and slunk away, until all I could see was a rather large, bushy tail disappearing into the bushes.

I didn't see what happened to the cat.

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