Todd was privately owned before he came to BPAS at approximately six months of age. He came from an abusive home, who had kicked him outside in the hope he would run away. Because he was accustomed to relying on humans, however, he stayed around the house. Luckily, he was temporarily taken in by friends until permanent refuge was found. Foxes bred for the pet trade cannot be expected to survive in the wild.
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