A post on the Princeton, NJ Government Facebook page says that last week, Animal Control received a report of unknown animal sounds coming from a dumpster in Princeton.  When officers arrived at the dumpster, the found an infant red fox.

The fox was taken to the Mercer County Wildlife Center where it is being nursed back to health.

According to National Geographic, the red fox breed's "resourcefulness has earned it a legendary reputation for intelligence and cunning."earned a legendary reputation for intelligence and cunning."  When living among humans, red foxes will often feed on garbage left in dumpsters or garbage cans.

Princeton Animal Control reminds everyone that many baby animals have teeth and can be dangerous.  If you encounter a wild animal, they recommend you contact your local Animal Control.

We'll work on getting updates on the red fox if they become available.  In the meantime, it's a good excuse to look at some adorable pictures of other baby animals.

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