'Monster Garage' Star Jesse James Attempts To Save A Baby Fox Having A Seizure

'Monster Garage' star Jesse Jamesattempted to save a baby fox who ended up in his driveway having a seizure, and the video is heartbreaking.

The motorcycle building legend shared the emotional video on Instagram, where he scooped up the baby wild animal, attempting to save its life.

In the video, James moved the little guy inside his home, laid it in a blanket, and attempted to console it while it continued having the seizure.

"Found this little guy on the driveway and it seems like he is having a seizure," James begins. 

He continues, "He doesn't have any injuries or anything, no bite marks, and he looks like he can move his paws and stuff but he's just out of it."

Luckily, Jesse asks his large social media audience if "anyone knows anything about foxes" -- hoping that an expert might help the situation. In the most heartbreaking moment, the baby can be heard crying and yelping as Jesse attempts to comfort it during the continuing shaking seizure. Scroll Down To See The Video.

"Poor guy," James says.

The 'Monster Garage' star continues his question in the video's captions, saying, Never a dull moment on the compound. Found this little guy just laying on the driveway. Doesn’t seem to have any visible injuries. He’s just out. Seems like he’s having a long seizure or something. Any fox experts out there??"

A few fans answered telling Jesse to take it into the local wildlife rescue and warning him against letting the animal roam around his dogs. "Yea I’d take it in to get checked out for sure, definitely keep him away from the other pups though just in case distemper or the onset of rabies. Big heart dude!" one fan wrote.

Another added, "Call Texas Wildlife and Fisheries. They will come to pick it up and bring it to a rescue facility."

One medical person wrote, "Start with an IV. Get him to a vet and get a blood test. Might have been bit by a snake or have some kind of brain injury that’s causing swelling. Animals can get hit by vehicles and not have a scratch on them but head trauma can cause things like this. Get him to a vet brotha. Foxes are amazing little dogs."

Unfortunately, many of the followers believe this might be the onset of rabies, a condition that can cause the death of young wild animals.

According to the CDC, "Rabies is a fatal but preventable viral disease. It can spread to people and pets if they are bitten or scratched by a rabid animal. In the United States, rabies is mostly found in wild animals like bats, raccoons, skunks, and foxes."

At this point, it's unclear if the little guy is going to make it and hopefully Jesse will update fans on the situation.

Prayers for the baby fox!