"Where I Belong" by Krittermom
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
After running around, and around, for quite some time, Dexter climbed up on this tree root that had fallen sometime ago. He stood there for just a few minutes to see all that was around him. He explored, sniffed, played with a stick and was so very ecstatic to be free. He would go off a little way, then come back.
After about an hour, he went off for the final time. Did I feel a little hitch in my heart? Yes I did. I do worry about them. I wish I could always protect them. That would be putting the I first. In the past I have posted two photos and stories of animals that a rehabber had kept for years in cages. I was able to work with those animals and watch the absolute joy in their eyes when I set them free. I made a promise then to all the future wildlife that I would always let them be free if at all possible. I wish you could see the life, hope, excitement and wonder in them when they realize there is no more cage.
It makes it all worth while.

Comments (13)
he looks gentle and sweet. this is a fabulous photo.
Do I have a hitch in my heart and a tear in my eye? I'd be a liar if I said no! I love this image and the story thank you!
A wonderful photograph! May he live a wonderfully happy, foxy life. :)
Good luck, fox!
Gorgeous shot.
Well done!
Great picture and touching story. Well done.
I hope Dexter is very happy & finds a nice young lady to share his home with. You do an amazing job with these wonderful animals.
Good to see Dexter free. Superb capture. God bless.
Good luck Dexter.
Wow....awesome and thank you for sharing Dexter
Brilliant work
Beautiful capture and lovely story!