POV: An Adorable Rescued Fox Steals Your Phone After Attacking You With Cuddles and Tries to Bury It in a Tree Nearby

This fox really said, “I'm the captain now!” TikToker Kimberly DeFisher runs a wildlife rescue. She has rescued animals such as wolfdogs and, of course, foxes! She rescues them from horrible situations—for example, many of the foxes she rescues from fur farms. They're usually in horrible shape and she rehabilitates them back to health. She also posts videos of their daily cuteness and debauchery and has gone viral because of it. 

One of her rescues is a cutie named Porsha. The sweet fluffy red fox is full of energy and will greet her with the cutest and loudest lil squeals and happiest lil foxy smile. She often posts videos of Porsha that go viral. Recently, however, the got an unintentional POV video from Porsha. DeFisher thought she was simply getting another cute video of Porsha coming to say hi to her. It starts off with the cutie bushy tailed animal running up to her, squealing in excitement and immediately demanding scratches. 

The adorable fox demands cuddles and play and looks at her with the cutest little smile. She's squeaking the entire time. It's very adorable. Then, all of a sudden, you see the fox make eye contact with the camera—she has spotted the phone. She leaps up, it takes her a couple of tries, but she grabs the phone and bolts. You can hear DeFisher running after her in the background completely taken by surprise. You get the point of view of the fox running like a happy child. Again, squealing with giddiness the entire time. She then tries to bury the phone into a tree trunk. Eventually, DeFisher catches up to Porsha and digs her phone back up (it was only gently topped with soil). 

“I thought this was going to be just another cute video of Porsha being excited to greet me…”

Apparently the phone only left with a few bite marks in the screen protector, but DeFisher left with an epically adorable video from the POV of her cutie patootie rescued fox. “I think my favorite part is the short section where you can see those tiny legs moving so fast 😂,” she says.