[bigheadfred]

That certainly explains Moochelle.

[CrazyIvan]

Several decades ago it seemed like every fox you saw in Ill.
was mangy, I was told once that the state had tried to
spread the disease to kill foxes. Not sure if that was true.
Lately every one I see looks professionally groomed!

[Gargantua]

No way is that a fox. The skeletal structure is all wrong.

Foxes have large ears, but those ears are more than twice as large as a fox's. The tail is more than half again as long as a fox tail, and a fox tail does not have a natural upward curve; fox tails are straight and point down. The neck is half again as long as a fox's, and the muzzle is completely the wrong shape, far too aquiline and pointy.

Moreover, I have seen similar such creatures filmed elsewhere in the country, and they all have that same skin/fur pelt, exactly that same color and combination of skin and stubble.

Exactly what that creature is I cannot say, but I know for an absolute certainty that that is no species of fox.

[Texas Fossil]

Earlier article with better pic.

Chupacabra Trapped Outside Maryland Hospital?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2764732/posts

pic: http://media.nbcwashington.com/images/654*491/Prince+George%27s+County+Hospital+Mystery+Creature+Chupacabras+2.JPG

[Texas Fossil]

I just noticed the earlier post was by you also, of the earlier article.

Thanks.

[freekitty]

Instead of putting it up as a freak circus act; why didn’t they make arrangements to treat it?

[353FMG]

Is that how the name “Mange Harry” came about?