https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2018/08/15/waste-trapping-more-wild-animals/
PLACER COUNTY (CBS13) — There are new wildlife worries for local animal rescue workers after another wild animal was spotted with its head trapped inside a plastic jar.
This is the third time in recent months an animal has been found trapped in a container.
Cellphone video shows a fox with its head inserted inside a jar, leaving it disoriented, and struggling to survive.
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The fox, found Sunday after being spotted by a person who lives in the Placer County hills, is the third rescue of its kind here in 6 months.
A coyote was caught with its head stuck in a jar in February. A deer was found in July. Now the fox this month.
Gregg Grimm works at Gold Country Wildlife Rescue, which has helped in each animal’s rescue and recovery.
In Grimm’s six years here he had never seen a single case like this. Now suddenly, this spike.
“The fact that people are seeing it is also interesting because a lot of times when this happens the animals goes off and hides and people won’t necessarily see them and so they die,” Grimm said.
Grimm attributes the trouble in part to more people living near Placer County wildlife, and more people not carefully discarding waste. But why the sudden spike? He isn’t sure.
“I don’t know what triggered it, to be honest,” Grimm said. “I really don’t know what triggered it.”
The fox most recently rescued is being treated for starvation and infections.
Gold Country Wildlife Rescue is hoping it will be healthy enough to release back into the wild in a few weeks.
Exposing the Big Game 
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It must be too much to ask that people don’t dump their trash everywhere…..
No accountability for individual behavior leads to increased carelessness. I wish for the pre-plastic days when glass was the container of choice. It is superior – if found on a beach, it is worn down to beach glass, glass can be washed and reused, and doesn’t leach into your food and drink. Plus it is beautiful.
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I wasn’t sure where to put this, but I hope it is successful and that their food supply of salmon is protected too. Now that she has ended her grieving, I hope people won’t just go back to their work-a-day lives and forget after a brief conscience twinge. The news coverage generally called it ‘orca mother ‘abandons’ calf after’ 17 days. Hardly abandoned after that long. I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like it. More like stayed with the calf as long as she possibly could.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/environmental-group-sues-federal-government-in-seattle-to-protect-endangered-orcas/