Woman strangled enraged fox who attacked her in New Jersey

Before the incessant aggression, the woman had no choice but to defend herself: she took the fox by the muzzle and neck and strangled her up to what she stops moving.

Regeneration, July 27, 2018 .- Tammy DuBois, a 52-year-old woman residing in New Jersey, strangled a rabid fox last week who bit her, reports New Jersey Local News.

According to testimonies of the victim, she went out into her garden and, as every morning, began to check the watering of her birds. In doing so, he heard noises in one of his bushes, but he did not pay much attention to it.

DuBois saw the fox escape from the foliage and throw himself against him by biting his right leg. The animal barked and growled while nibbling the limb, according to the woman.

"I just backed away, he was like crazy, making noises while his mouth moved," the victim said.

At one point, the fox interrupted the attack, stepped back, surrounded the surprised woman and threw herself against her again, the fangs planting her injured leg.

After this second attack of animals, DuBois managed to escape and return home, but the fox was on his heels and when he tried to open the door, l? Rabid animal began to gnaw the other leg

. , the woman had no choice but to defend herself: she took the fox by the snout and the neck and strangled him until he stopped moving. Then he threw the body of the animal away from his door.

"I could not do anything other than get away from it, I do not like to kill anything," says DuBois.

Once the threat was dismissed, the woman cleared her wound and called her husband to take her to the hospital, where the doctors treated her for rabies.

] New Jersey Local News