An animal rescuer assists a fox get her head out of a watering can trap

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Thanks to a concerned person who felt pity for a female fox who had the bad luck of having her head trapped inside of the top of a watering can in a garden located in Braiswick England recently, Natalie Reid who is employed by the Royal Society for the Protection and Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) answered the call to save the fox from suffocation due to the watering can stuck to her head. Natalie mentioned that the cause of the fox getting her head trapped in the top of the watering can was that the fox was looking for food and water inside of the garden. Since the fox was tired of trying to get free of being stuck inside of the watering can, it was easy for Natalie to get the can off of the head of the fox since the poor animal was stuck between the fence and the bottom of the garden. After Natalie was able to free the fox from the watering can, she determined that the fox was not injured after Natalie examined the fox who then left the area free at last. I am sure that the fox was not going to harm Natalie since she was in need of getting free from her head stuck inside of the top of the watering can.