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![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan with the rescued fox. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000hfhQxQj_frg/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000hfhQxQj_frg.jpg)
![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: Fox cub trapped in bin lid. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000VSkvTlyraIg/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000VSkvTlyraIg.jpg)
![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: Fox cub trapped in bin lid. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000JUuwcWJnGAw/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000JUuwcWJnGAw.jpg)
![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: Fox cub trapped in bin lid. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000acjODaF.cuw/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000acjODaF.cuw.jpg)
![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: Fox cub trapped in bin lid. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000wL_Mzu0Hg9o/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000wL_Mzu0Hg9o.jpg)
![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: Fox cub trapped in bin lid. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000szD53dW70xo/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000szD53dW70xo.jpg)
![This is the moment a fox cub got his head stuck in a bin [trashcan] lid. The juvenile fox was found with just his head popping out of the black bin lid by staff at Saracens High School in Barnet, in London. Staff called the RSPCA [Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals] for help after finding the animal earlier this month. RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Mariam Adwan said: “This juvenile fox had got himself into a real pickle! "Somehow he’d managed to put his head through the hole in the lid of the bin, but then couldn’t get out. He was really scared, poor thing. “I managed to calm him down and checked whether I could gently ease him out, but his cheeks seemed to be the sticking point. This wasn’t going to be an easy rescue and I had to to find a solution fast." Rescue officers used a hacksaw to get the fox out of the bin. "Protecting the fox with one of my hands, I carefully cut a T-shaped slit to open up the hole in the lid. Once I had done that he came out easily and following a quick check up at the vet, I was happy to learn he was unscathed by his ordeal," she added. It is thought the cub belonged to a fox family that lives on the grounds of the school. Officers think he returned to his den soon after the rescue on May 17, 2019. Please credit RSPCA / MEGA. 28 May 2019 Pictured: Fox cub trapped in bin lid. Photo credit: RSPCA/MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342](https://m.psecn.photoshelter.com/img-get2/I0000LqZ6Lohv9w8/fill=/fit=250x250/I0000LqZ6Lohv9w8.jpg)
