RSPCA received a tip about an injured fox in the woods of Surrey County, England, and dispatched Fitzcosta to help the animal. Arriving on the scene, Fitzcosta saw a fox and laid down his phone in order to film the rescue.

But before he knew it, fox approached the phone, grabbed it with her mouth, and then ran away. As it turned out, this was another fox who just happened to be curious about the phone and wanted to test its videography skills.

Fox ended up leaving the phone at one point, allowing Fitzcosta to retrieve it. Once he looked it up, he realized that it was recording the whole time.

RSPCA later shared the entire video on its social media channels, and it is safe to say it was an amazing watch.

Fitzcosta ended up finding the injured fox and brought it back to Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue for treatment.

“I did find the injured fox and managed to rescue her, she is now being treated at Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue as she has an inflamed leg from an old injury. Hopefully she will make a full recovery,” Fitzcosta shared in RSPCA’s press release.

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SaveAFox founder Mikayla Raines recently decided to have a yoga workout on the shelter’s grounds, thinking that it would be peaceful to exercise among foxes. Oh, how wrong she was.

Raines placed her phone on the ground to take a video of her yoga exercises and immediately noticed that one of the rescue’s residents, named Dixie, was becoming interested in the phone. She tried to warn the fox not to touch it, but it was already too late.

Dixie grabbed the phone and tried to make a run for it. The mischievous animal made several attempts to bury her treasure as well, but with Raines pursuing her, she abandoned the idea. At last, seeing that she will not be able to succeed, the fox gave up and handed the phone.

Check out this highly entertaining chase below.

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RSPCA received a tip about an injured fox in the woods of Surrey County, England, and dispatched Fitzcosta to help the animal. Arriving on the scene, Fitzcosta saw a fox and laid down his phone in order to film the rescue.

But before he knew it, fox approached the phone, grabbed it with her mouth, and then ran away. As it turned out, this was another fox who just happened to be curious about the phone and wanted to test its videography skills.

Fox ended up leaving the phone at one point, allowing Fitzcosta to retrieve it. Once he looked it up, he realized that it was recording the whole time.

RSPCA later shared the entire video on its social media channels, and it is safe to say it was an amazing watch.

Fitzcosta ended up finding the injured fox and brought it back to Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue for treatment.

“I did find the injured fox and managed to rescue her, she is now being treated at Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue as she has an inflamed leg from an old injury. Hopefully she will make a full recovery,” Fitzcosta shared in RSPCA’s press release.

The post Fox Steals a Phone from Animal Rescuer and Records a Cool Video appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

SaveAFox founder Mikayla Raines recently decided to have a yoga workout on the shelter’s grounds, thinking that it would be peaceful to exercise among foxes. Oh, how wrong she was.

Raines placed her phone on the ground to take a video of her yoga exercises and immediately noticed that one of the rescue’s residents, named Dixie, was becoming interested in the phone. She tried to warn the fox not to touch it, but it was already too late.

Dixie grabbed the phone and tried to make a run for it. The mischievous animal made several attempts to bury her treasure as well, but with Raines pursuing her, she abandoned the idea. At last, seeing that she will not be able to succeed, the fox gave up and handed the phone.

Check out this highly entertaining chase below.

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