Baby foxes overrun this woman's backyard!

Canada - This spring, a Canadian woman was thrilled to welcome not one but two litters of fox cubs into her backyard. She'd hoped the fox that raised her babies in her backyard would return, but got a real surprise when she did.

Leanne Purdy Van Bergen is delighted with her adorable animal guests.
Leanne Purdy Van Bergen is delighted with her adorable animal guests.  © Collage: Screenshots/Facebook/Leanne Purdy Van Bergen

Leanne Purdy Van Bergen is full of furry predators in the best way possible.

Last year, a mother fox and her five cubs made themselves at home in her backyard. Van Bergen told The Dodo that she loved watching the babies.

"Someone told me they tend to return the following year, so I was always watching for them. I was so excited when they returned. With double the fun!" she said.

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This May, the mama fox from the year before returned with her babies in tow, but that's not all. The mama fox brought a friend with her. This year, the Canadian has two cute fox families living with her and has been documenting their lives on her Facebook page.

Van Bergen has counted ten babies but says there could be more: "I counted 10, at one time, but who knows?”

These fox moms are working together

A woman from Canada was thrilled to count over ten baby foxes in her backyard.
A woman from Canada was thrilled to count over ten baby foxes in her backyard.  © Collage: Screenshots/Facebook/Leanne Purdy Van Bergen

The Canadian has shared multiple adorable Facebook reels of the little animals playing. The two mama foxes and their babies feel at home in Van Bergen's backyard.

The adult animals have even brought their babies some toys! Van Bergen says her yard is now, full of "stuffed bears, stuffed rabbits, dolls, balls, and work gloves. So funny!"

Van Bergen has also been surprised by how these two mamas take care of their little ones.

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They share the work and even the nursing duties! While one animal rests, the other takes care of all the cubs.

"I love having them here," she said. "I wish they would stay forever, but I know they need to move on and learn to hunt for themselves."

Cover photo: Collage: Screenshots/Facebook/Leanne Purdy Van Bergen

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