"I just lifted the lid before hooking it up to the lorry. I realised it was a little ferret and got one of my colleagues to fetch a box," he said. The one-year-old ferret, now called Flint, was taken to an animal charity.
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Wood Green's small animal welfare manager Marie Channer said: "It is not uncommon for ferrets to find their way into bins and skips to find food. However, if it wasn't for Darren, there is a chance Flint wouldn't be with us today.
"This little boy is very friendly and so we believe he once belonged to a family. Unfortunately nobody has come forward for him and he isn't microchipped, so we haven't been able to reunite him with an owner. Therefore he is looking for a new home."
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