Bushy-tailed Puggle was found left behind by his family at just two weeks old in a north London back garden. He was handed over to the National Fox Welfare Society. 

 Since then, the orphaned youngster has been nursed back to health - where he has made acquaintances with a very cuddly pal, an old bunny toy. The pair are now never apart and spend hours on end snuggling up together and playing outdoors. 

 The fox society nurses cubs back to health if they are injured or abandoned, and Puggle was the first of the breeding season to come to them. By the summer, he will strong enough to venture back into the wild on his own. The society will 'soft release' him with a group of other orphaned foxes. A spokesperson said: 'Through soft release the cubs will, as is the case for natural wild fox cubs eventually disperse in search of a territory and a mate of their own. 

'So everything is done to try to make the release program as natural as possible and to mirror what would be happening in the wild in the same period.' Click below to watch the video:

 
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