{"id":920,"date":"2025-07-11T07:29:04","date_gmt":"2025-07-11T07:29:04","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/920\/"},"modified":"2025-07-11T07:29:04","modified_gmt":"2025-07-11T07:29:04","slug":"woman-saves-three-fox-pups-in-back-yard-then-gets-second-surprise-indoors","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us\/920\/","title":{"rendered":"Woman Saves Three Fox Pups in Back Yard, Then Gets Second Surprise Indoors"},"content":{"rendered":"

A seemingly ordinary morning quickly transformed into a whimsical time for a woman online.<\/p>\n

In a viral TikTok<\/a> video<\/a>, the poster, @yesldn, revealed that she woke up to find three fox pups in her London backyard\u2014and not only that, but a bird in her apartment. Her quick-thinking rescue efforts were just the beginning of a day that had her, and the internet, wondering if she had stepped into her “Snow White era.”<\/p>\n

Since the video was posted, it has received over 584,000 views.<\/p>\n

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“Theoretically, if you woke up to three baby foxes trapped in your garden, what would you do?” the creator wrote in the caption. She then detailed her immediate response<\/a>: “Put out some food and water. Managed to lift them out with a broom.”<\/p>\n

And, just as she thought her good deed was done, an even more surprising guest appeared. “Then, a bird flew in my kitchen,” she wrote. “In my Snow White era. This is life in London.”<\/p>\n

The series of animal encounters, especially the bird flying indoors<\/a>, immediately resonated with viewers drawing comparisons to the beloved Disney<\/a> princess.<\/p>\n

“Just to be safe, I’d pack some hiking clothes and cash in a backpack. Maybe go to the gym and build your muscles and stamina up. That’s just me, because I think you’re about to go on a quest where you’re the long-lost princess who saves the world,” one TikTok user quipped.<\/p>\n

As for the rescued fox pups, some users offered practical advice on canine diets. “They love jam and honey sandwiches by the way,” one person shared. “My nan has been feeding foxes for almost 30 years and puts those out as well as dog food, sausages, raw chicken and dog biscuits.”<\/p>\n

In an update video, the woman revealed that her interactions with the foxes didn’t end there. She had taken the advice to foster a connection with them. “So, I’ve actually been following the advice, and I decided to try and get the foxes to like me…And one of them actually ended up coming into my house,” she said.<\/p>\n

The clip accompanying this revelation featured her dog, jokingly identified as a fox, which was actually her Shiba Inu.<\/a><\/p>\n

The creator’s series of events proved the frequency of unexpected wildlife encounters in urban environments like London, where urban foxes are a familiar sight. With her magical morning behind her, her story has not only entertained but brought a touch of whimsy to everyday city life.<\/p>\n

Newsweek reached out to @yesldn for comment via TikTok.<\/p>\n