The animal lover captures their visits on video and shares them on social media.
The resulting footage is a collection of foxes putting on their best puppy eyes as they ask for breakfast.
We are now on the fourth generation of foxes.
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I remember feeding their great-grandparents, she told theSunday Mail.
I cant believe my gang of foxes interests so many people.
It is very humbling.
Hughes usually feeds them sausage rolls.
No food goes in the bin when they are about, thats for sure, she says.
On top of feeding them, Hughes also takes care of their medical needs.
When she’s gone, her neighbors are kind enough to feed them as well.
Twisty got his name because his head is cocked on one side, Hughes shares.
However, he has been assessed by a vet by video and is okay.
He thinks it is probably genetic.
Charles got his name after he appeared for the first time on the day of the coronation.
The love seems to go both ways.
The critters look very thankful to have a safe space and a meal awaiting for them.
The resulting footage is a collection of foxes putting on their best puppy eyes as they ask for breakfast.
