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A wildlife fan has struck up an extraordinary friendship with a young fox after he noticed she was ill.<br/><br/>Bob Dunlop, 69, spotted the fox had developed mange on her tail on wildlife cameras he had set up near his home in Littleport, Cambs.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop worked out where the animal was living and began to treat the fox by feeding her bread with a homeopathic remedy.<br/><br/>Their heart-warming friendship blossomed as the young vixen began to greet Mr Dunlop on his daily walks through the forest.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop said he knows he must let her re-wild and is slowly cutting down amount of time he visits and has stopped feeding her.<br/><br/>The retired health and safety manager, said: \
A wildlife fan has struck up an extraordinary friendship with a young fox after he noticed she was ill.<br/><br/>Bob Dunlop, 69, spotted the fox had developed mange on her tail on wildlife cameras he had set up near his home in Littleport, Cambs.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop worked out where the animal was living and began to treat the fox by feeding her bread with a homeopathic remedy.<br/><br/>Their heart-warming friendship blossomed as the young vixen began to greet Mr Dunlop on his daily walks through the forest.<br/><br/>Mr Dunlop said he knows he must let her re-wild and is slowly cutting down amount of time he visits and has stopped feeding her.<br/><br/>The retired health and safety manager, said: \
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