The carers at the veterinary hospital called the animal ‘graxorra’, a combination of the Portuguese words ‘graxaim-do-campo’, the common name for the pampas fox, and ‘cachorra’, which ...
Meanwhile, “cachorra” translates to “female dog”. The dogxim had dark fur and large pointed ears you’d expect to see on a fox. Initially, the dog was wary of humans and refused food in ...