It's a hard life being a fox.

Baxter, the newest arrival at Wildwood, near Canterbury, looks ready for a doze just days after arriving at the wildlife park.

The sleepy cub was rescued by The Fox Project, a charity set up to look after sick, injured and abandoned animals.

Baxter, a red fox, was cared for by volunteers until he was strong enough to fend for himself but is not suitable to be returned to the wild.

He is Wildwood's third red fox and visitors can come nose-to-nose with the youngster at the park's specially-designed enclosure.

Other animals at Wildwood include beavers, red squirrels and wild boar.