Chapter 219: Chapter 217: The Adorable Little Tibetan Foxes, Rescue Targets!

Jiang Feng followed the Little Tibetan Fox upwards.

The drone followed the live broadcast.

Over a hundred thousand viewers watched this scene.

[The Little Tibetan Fox didn’t eat the beef jerky, is it going somewhere?]

[Watching the little creature bouncing around, so joyful!]

[Although Tibetan Foxes grow up to look quite abstract, they’re pretty adorable when they’re young!]

[It’s still looking back to wait for the host!]

Barrage messages kept flooding in.

Jiang Feng continued following the Little Tibetan Fox upwards.

After walking for a while, the Little Tibetan Fox arrived at a flat wasteland.

This wasteland had several burrows.

The Little Tibetan Fox lightly chirped towards one of the burrows.

Animals living on the plateau mostly reside in burrows.

Mice, rabbits, Tibetan Foxes, and so on are no exception.

Jiang Feng paused and watched the Little Tibetan Fox’s actions from not far away.

At that moment, another Little Tibetan Fox poked its head out from the burrow, curiously and nervously observing the outside situation.

This Little Tibetan Fox also climbed out of the burrow.

It looked somewhat frail, unsteady on its feet, wobbling as it walked.

The initial Little Tibetan Fox immediately placed the beef jerky in front of it.

The frail Little Tibetan Fox smelled the beef jerky after seeing it, then began nibbling on it.

Jiang Feng witnessed the entire scene.

He sighed softly.

Never expected to encounter such a situation during a stroll in the unpeopled area.

"These two Little Tibetan Foxes seem to lack care, perhaps their mother met with some misfortune."

"You see, the one that just came out looks frail and powerless, clearly hungry for several days."

Jiang Feng said in a low voice.

There are many mice and rabbits on the plateau, for an adult Tibetan Fox, catching some mice and rabbits is not difficult.

Typically, Little Tibetan Foxes with mother foxes caring for them are chubby and playful.

But orphaned kids are like grass roots.

These two Little Tibetan Foxes obviously have no parental care.

Moreover, the larger Tibetan Fox went hunting early. Today wasn’t lucky; it managed to hunt a mountain mouse, only to have it stolen by a big lynx.

Truth be told, it was rather fortunate because if the lynx were very hungry, it might have eaten the Little Tibetan Foxes too.

Jiang Feng had little beef jerky left in his plastic bag.

Originally, he planned to eat some beef jerky for lunch, hence didn’t bring much.

Upon witnessing this scene, Jiang Feng tossed the remaining beef jerky over.

Popularity in the live broadcast room continued to soar.

The situation of the Little Tibetan Foxes attracted many viewers.

[Don’t they have adult Tibetan Foxes to care for them, are they just wandering outside?]

[Such a pity, after raising a cat, I can’t bear to watch these scenes!]

[Maybe confirm first, in case their parents are just not home, don’t jump to conclusions!]

[These two little creatures are so cute, hope they can thrive!

Viewers were discussing their views in the live broadcast room.

Everyone is concerned about the situation of the Tibetan Foxes.

Jiang Feng nodded while seeing the barrage.

"Indeed, it’s necessary to observe for a while; I feel the likelihood of adult Tibetan Foxes being absent is high."

"They probably just reached the age for hunting."

"In such situations encountered in the wild, you may contact the Forestry and Grassland Bureau and animal protection organizations."

"Although this isn’t a protected area, rangers from the Forestry and Grassland Bureau will also treat wild animals accidentally injured or lacking parental care."

The Little Tibetan Fox that had just emerged saw Jiang Feng and, panicked, ran back into the burrow, ignoring the beef jerky on the ground.

It’s apparent that it is quite timid.

But encouraged by the other Tibetan Fox, it crawled back out.

Both Little Tibetan Foxes started eating the beef jerky together.

They laboriously used their molars to bite off pieces of the beef jerky, continuously chewing.

The scene of eating beef jerky was very endearing.

Now, the government’s public opinion department constantly monitors the territories managed by their respective departments, and people from Xilinhot City were watching in Jiang Feng’s broadcast room.

Someone from the Forestry and Grassland Bureau reported the incident immediately.

Even though the internet is filled with opposition, contradictions, and exaggeration, sometimes, good deeds can arise from the flow.

For instance, when someone reported that the road cleaners wore overly warm clothing in summer, and after the issue gained traction, within days, all cleaners switched to short sleeves.

Jiang Feng saw these two pitiable Little Tibetan Foxes, contemplating adoption while also intending to report to the Forestry and Grassland Bureau.

But given the current scenario, the Forestry and Grassland Bureau may not necessarily process it.

He observed the features of the two Little Tibetan Foxes using binoculars.

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Then, he explained to the viewers:

"The first one that came out should be male, and the timid one that crawled out later is a female."

"So now the big brother is taking care of his little sister."

"However, little Tibetan foxes have poor hunting skills and without the protection of adult Tibetan foxes, they are in danger. Grassland wolves will attack little Tibetan foxes."

Upon hearing Jiang Feng’s words, the audience felt even more heartbroken.

The story of a brother protecting his sister always strikes a chord with people.

[Why not take them back to the ranch, host?]

[It’s not a big deal to keep two Tibetan foxes on the ranch, right?]

Many viewers suggested that Jiang Feng adopt the two little Tibetan foxes.

Jiang Feng shook his head, "Of course I want to, but this is a subjective judgment. We can’t forcibly take the little Tibetan foxes away, nor can we use food to lure them."

"We need approval from the Forestry Bureau."

"I’m broadcasting this live, with so many people watching. If I take them away, it would cause a major stir online, and the police would take me away."

"After all, if this reason is valid, then anyone could use it to take protected animals home."

What Jiang Feng said made a lot of sense.

At this moment, Jiang Feng planned to call the Forestry and Grassland Bureau to discuss the matter.

Unexpectedly, he had not called yet, when officer Bater called him.

Jiang Feng answered the phone.

"Hello, Jiang Feng, it’s me." Bater said cheerfully on the phone.

"Bater, what’s up?"

"You’re live streaming the little Tibetan foxes, right? The Xilinhot Forestry and Grassland Bureau contacted me, saying they’ll send two rangers over there to check the situation. If it’s confirmed they don’t have parents, they’ll be taken care of until they grow up and are released."

Jiang Feng was quite surprised to hear this from Bater.

"Wow, they got the news so fast." Jiang Feng exclaimed.

Bater replied:

"The little Tibetan foxes have already made it to Ximeng League’s trending list, if not addressed soon, they might hit the national trending list. Do you think the Forestry Bureau isn’t pressed?"

"This kind of situation is what they dread the most."

Upon hearing this, Jiang Feng nodded in agreement.

Then, Bater gave Jiang Feng a call, stating that in at most two hours, the rangers would arrive.

In places like the grasslands, the authorities from the Forestry and Grassland Bureau wield significant power, even within the city.

Leaders of such departments have promising futures, so they operate cautiously.

Such public relations issues must be handled with the highest standards.

Otherwise, a small mistake could cause unrest.

The two rangers were originally tasked with the northeastern forest of Ximeng League. Today they received a mission to inspect the wilderness for two little Tibetan foxes without their mother.

Animal protection is inherently challenging, time-consuming, and labor-intensive.

But the rangers are willing to undertake these tasks.

One of the rangers is in his mid-twenties, named Zhang Wen, young and enthusiastic, who dreamed of becoming a ranger since childhood. The other is a seasoned ranger of twenty years, named Liu Jianjun, dark-skinned and robust-looking.

Both drove straight towards Jiang Feng’s ranch.

Zhang Wen, watching Jiang Feng’s live broadcast, said to Liu Jianjun:

"Look, Brother Jun, these are the two little Tibetan foxes. At this age, a mother Tibetan fox would definitely be watching over them. Since she hasn’t appeared for so long, something must have happened."

"If not cared for, they probably won’t survive more than two weeks."

Zhang Wen is well-acquainted with the circumstances and environment of animal life, having witnessed too many instances of birth, aging, illness, and death in the forest.

But unlike Jiang Feng, rangers can’t live broadcast the forest’s wildlife; otherwise, they’d guide poachers.

The forest has many first-level protected animals, best left forgotten by humans.

Liu Jianjun observed the situation of the little Tibetan foxes in the video and nodded.

"You’re right, this ranch owner has a point; these two little Tibetan foxes need care."

"When I left, the captain implied that if the ranch owner is willing, he could raise the foxes."

"It’s convenient, worry-free, and guides public opinion in the right way."

Upon hearing this, Zhang Wen replied:

"There was a time when a Golden Eagle and swans landed on the ranch, and our bureau allowed him to raise them."

"This time, the Tibetan foxes are in an unpopulated area, and if professionally treated, he can also raise them."

The two of them confirmed the handling decision.

Then, they drove into Jiang Feng’s ranch and called Jiang Feng, discussing the matter of handling the little Tibetan foxes.

Jiang Feng asked Ma He to guide them, riding the ranch’s horses straight over here.

Since leaving the ranch in the morning, experiencing the little Tibetan fox situation, it was now 4 p.m.

The two little guys stood in the wild grass, looking toward Jiang Feng.

They seemed to be waiting for Jiang Feng to feed them, but he no longer had any beef jerky.

The little Tibetan foxes were now quite unguarded towards Jiang Feng.

Because foxes belong to the canine family, they are affected by Jiang Feng’s "Dog Affinity."

Soon, Ma He, Zhang Wen, and Liu Jianjun arrived on horseback.

Their arrival signals to the viewers that the Forestry and Grassland Bureau is handling the matter.

Seeing the forestry staff appear, the viewers’ anxieties eased somewhat.