One of the best things about living in the country is being able to interact with wildlife. It’s not an unusual occurrence to see a deer drinking out of a stream, or some rabbits helping themselves to your vegetable garden. When you move to the country, you do it knowing that you’ll be seeing wild animals from time to time. But what about those people that choose to live in the city? They would never except to see a wild animal come up to their home. That’s why this man was completely surprised when he made a new furry friend right in his own home.He made his way up to his rooftop oasis, only to find that he wasn’t by himself. Someone, or something, was making themselves very comfortable on his blanket.
Tom, who had never seen such a thing, decided that he could wait to use the blanket. So he allowed Mr. Fox to keep enjoying his sunset nap.
Steve began to play some music on the guitar for the fox, making sure only to play music that would soothe him if he decided to wake up.
Normally, people chase him away, but these humans seemed much kinder. Mr. Fox stretched, and yawned, and thought about what his next move should be.
Tom didn’t mind that the fox was snoozing on his rooftop, but he really did want to lounge on his blanket for a little while. So Tom decided to do something about it.
The fox jumped right up and made his way to Tom’s outstretched hand. He enjoyed a delicious snack, gave his thanks to Tom, and the fox began his journey to another place.
It seems that plenty of foxes like to call the streets of London their home. During the 1930s, when humans began taking over their territory, foxes began to move into the city.
They don’t harm anyone at all. They just want to be able to enjoy a relaxing day just like anyone else!
It would not be a bad thing to have a fox come to visit you every day. What would you do if you had a foxy friend sleeping in your garden?
