Raccoon Brings Her Babies To Meet Her Human Best Friend Every Year | The Dodo

[@dad4ever-c90]

Roxie leading her babies to the house looks much like one of us taking our kids out to see wildlife. Now kids, these humans seem TAME, but they need to spend most of the day in their enclosure.

[@brendabailey4319]

😂

[@spinkydelta3598]

I had the same thought haha like a introduction "These animals are called 'humans' and these subjects are very friendly, but still need to be treated with caution. Most of these creatures are dangerous and you must run from them."

[@aprildemers8814]

I love it!!!

[@Ampersandrascott]

@davidgreg6907You should come to the real US! Texas is our nation’s halfway house.

[@pamelaphillips]

I love this

[@dmoore8557]

They can be so sweet. Many years ago, we heard a scratching at our back door. Opened it to find a young, pregnant female raccoon who had obviously seen some rough times - she was blind in one eye and had several visible scars. We fed her - she was asking for help. And when the babies were born, she brought them to us as well. For about 6 years, we met each new brood. They would come and sleep in the sun on our back deck and made us laugh so often with their wrestling and tumbling about. We missed her so much when she didn't return for a 7th year. We never names any of the younglings, but we always called her our Bebe.

[@SeattleRaindrop206]

Aww. 🥹 Bebe 🦝🐾 This story tugged at my heartstrings. 💘✨

[@CurlyAliya]

Such a sweet story 😊

[@1badjesus]

that was kind of you.

[@JC00700]

God bless your beautiful heart.

[@Minsajang]

Had a similar story with a squirrel. She'd come inside bc we'd feed her nuts. It was a sad day when she didnt return but I'm sure her offspring are somewhere.

[@nataliekolenic4352]

Those racoon's hands on the glass door..so precious ❤

[@Ganpignanus]

🐾

[@Fubar99]

There’s a soothing feeling in your soul when you connect with wildlife. Good on you momma!

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

I’m having a soothing feeling right now, releasing my recycled food in brown clumps 😩🥴

[@pineapplepenumbra]

@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 TMI, mate.

[@elinahamalainen5867]

Roxie probably: "Only one in your litter? Hope you have a better luck next year." 😄

[@janemiettinen5176]

Oh, I can so see that! “Tough winter, huh?”

[@ChristineSpringerElaine]

​@davidgreg6907You're creepy. Go away.

[@hihi615]

​@davidgreg69072 words dude: *Internet safety*

[@bpowe52]

Great comment 😂😂😂😂

[@sdeshera]

LOL😂

[@koppsr]

She's showing them around 🤭🤭 "See kids, and THIS is your major food source for the future, always remember to be polite and cute! Be nice to the human lady, she didn't get lucky this year, only one of her litter survived. Show some compassion!" 🤭🤭

[@athensmajnoo3661]

Sounds lile a Disney movie 😂😂

[@kerollaynemoreira7536]

I wonder if they understand that a baby is a human offspring. God i hope they do 🥰

[@AndyFromBeaverton]

Raccoons can be very sweet and trusting animals.

[@eugenedanker2377]

I believe most "wild" animals can be this way if they are treated with respect.

[@genuineappeal3458]

Raccoons did not occur west of the Rockies prior to westward expansion. The raccoons followed the pioneers west because of the vittles.

[@yaldabaoth2]

@@eugenedanker2377 With respect... and food.

[@eugenedanker2377]

@@yaldabaoth2 Yes, they are always ready for a handout.

[@Charles-d4e3b]

@@eugenedanker2377especially Panthers Cougars and Grizzly’s

[@angelh1743]

I was extremely lucky to raise 4 baby raccoons when their mother died. It was the most amazing experience of my life. Bottle feedings teaching them to climb trees. Watching videos like this brings back fond memories for me. At one point they knew it was time to leave and explore the world. I grew up in a 500,000 acre ranch. So no local police or nosy neighbors complaining. They were incredibly smart and they LOVED vanilla wafflers. They would dip them in water. And afterwards they would wash their hands in water like humans do. They figured out how to work through locks. They saw how we used our hands and did the locks in the same way. Raccoons are extremely intelligent. If I could raise another set of raccoons, I'd do it in a heartbeat.

[@saildive6]

I understand completely, I miss my babies to this day. Dan

[@saildive6]

Yes! Unfortunately they have short lives, can you imagine if they lived 60-80 years😱.. I'm waiting for mine to come up on my deck .

[@psycorunners]

Why aren't you working in a goddamn shelter already! 😢

[@rickylynn7313]

*That's awesome, because we know how some neighbor and wildlife agency just don't want people to be happy enjoying natural wildlife that God gave us to enjoy.*

[@tellyshonestreviews1293]

they are indeed smart and pretty sociable and have manners which is better than some humans. I remember my wife walking home at night and encountering a family of raccoons. instead of scampering away when they encountered my wife, they stopped by the street where my wife was walking along and let her pass. it was only until my wife passed them by that they continue walking to where they were going. my only worry about wildlife is some of them could be rabid which is scary.

[@laurabryannan]

We put food out for the feral cats in the area, and the wildlife eat whatever is left overnight. We had two raccoon moms last year. Always curious how many families we'll see each spring.

[@pavloszimbrakos4410]

In the case of the cats you can actually do something about that though wildlife is wildlife so raccoons stay outside but “feral” cats can be turned into regular cats and you should definitely do that loo

[@thankgodforcoffee9123]

Cat rescue people told me you cant do that with adult feral cats..i did catch like 9 males including 3 young ones and got them fixed. They fight over females, food and territory. Those young ones i kept in my front yard. I have dogs so i cant bring them in, but i provide food and shelter for them. They trust us now but won't let us pet them. They run away @pavloszimbrakos4410

[@amberstamp1965]

They will continue to come back, especially knowing there is food!! That's awesome you do that

[@diazce95]

Awesome about the wildlife not the feral cats, we have issues with that in my neighborhood. Feral cats everywhere having litters all over yet people keep feeding them….

[@amberstamp1965]

@@diazce95 Does your Town/County not have a TNR program?? That can be controlled.

[@josephthibault6999]

she is showing them a food source. Now you can never move.

[@amberstamp1965]

Wow that is a very special bond! Rosie knows she is safe there so she will continue to stay there, and her babies will end up staying around that area❤ Her daughter will grow up and appreciate our wild critters in a special way

[@AndrewBlacker-t1d]

"Roxie." It's on screen.

[@katielovegrove3369]

So beautiful huh ❤❤

[@pairrynwatson4229]

​@@AndrewBlacker-t1d🤗 Some people just don't pay attention!👀😂😍

[@donaldsmolder7152]

Roxie. Damn

[@TimothyFraser-h1c]

Sweet as ever

[@kartezhnay]

Previous owners: “well, the house comes with the raccoon, you will have to feed😂

[@cherylgabriel8514]

What an amazing friendship! One you don't hear of everyday. Thank you for taking care of this racoon and her family. If everyone could be like you, the world would be a better place for the animals.

[@The_Huggernaut]

Her child will have the cutest stories to tell for years to come.

[@lonewolffang]

0:45 Her dog: You never give me grapes. 😢 Owner: For good reasons.

[@TalEdds]

Isn't it poisonous for them, in large doses?

[@cdlvotncv]

Yes, grapes are toxic for dogs! Never feed them to your dog!

[@pambeforethestorm9784]

​@TalEdds Oh I didn't know that! I never gave them to my dog, but it's good to know! Thank you! 😊❤💯

[@IshiyAnime]

​​@TalEdds yes they are. But not only large doses. Any amount can make them unwell. If a dog eats even one grape it's advised to call the vet.

[@deadsmoke198]

@@IshiyAnime Dogs won't eat grapes, animals avoid stuff that's harmful to them, that's how they've survived.

[@Tommy__C_G]

Saying she shouldn't feed then gives it a 5 course meal 😂

[@uuuultra]

Wait til it's got rabies

[@ikram2512]

​@@uuuultrawtf?

[@KingC89]

​@@uuuultraRaccoons carry and spread many diseases

[@Swegen7]

@@uuuultra That's racist.

[@Darth_Imaginus]

​@@Swegen7 no, that's rabist.

[@babesimmons4017]

Such a compliment from Mommy Raccoon to her human pals to show off her babies! So Precious🐾🐾💞

[@anacarpenter9254]

Living in New Zealand 🇳🇿 USA 🇺🇸 What a beautiful sight. Your dear little friend Roxie and her babies then then the meeting and greeting of your baby. Nice view. Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤😊

[@renepena3024]

I love that they share and appreciate each other's children.

[@mcdanielvalerie0]

The baby girl little waddle walk to the tree was so precious, just made me smile.

[@davewilson9738]

Raising your baby in a wonderful way - brilliant!

[@Skafiskafnjak51]

This is just amazing. Two mothers introducing their babies and spending some time together. Nature is beautiful :D

[@dismalrealms3587]

Yea until it goes rabid and starts attacking your 2 year old 🤦‍♂️

[@chickenbob562]

exactly at least part of them always knows their true origin now imagine this keeps on going for generations

[@RuFi0000000]

This is so fucking dumb. She had a chance to simply not interact with the raccoon and scare it away to teach it that its source of food is no longer from human hands. Now she's taught generations upon generations of raccoons in that area that it's okay to approach humans and see them as safe. That's _not_ good for them and this shouldn't be encouraged. Not only that, you don't let your 1 year old child hand feed them. They are still wild animals and a baby's behavior can startle them for whatever reason. One of them could be in the early stages of rabies or distemper and after the baby hand feeds the raccoon, its saliva is now on the baby's hand, and then the baby puts its hand in its own mouth. It's just so, so irresponsible. People _have_ to stop treating wild animals like pets, and at the very least, stop subjecting their children to the dangers of them.

[@TimothyMcVay]

@dismalrealms3587 I was looking for this comment, I came across a rabbit skunk few weeks ago. Took abt 4 shots before it stopped running. Pretty rare in my area tho.

[@cuddles4068]

What a wonderful thing to watch. Just 2 mums sharing their babies with eachother. It doesn't matter one is human and one is an animal...being a mother is the same. All of your babies are so lucky to have you as mums ❤🙌🙏

[@saildive6]

We humans are also animals that share our mammalian genes with other mammals even marine mammals. I once visited a marine mammal rehab center and held flippers with a seal, I could feel it's human like hand under it's skin covering. All mammals including us, share an ancient common ancestor. 😀

[@slinkywhippet]

🦝That little nose scrunch when she chomps is freaking adorable🦝😍❤🧡💜

[@Bhoneyb355]

This is wonderful! So cute and she even responds to her name! And you also realize the importance of it’s an animal that belongs with its own! This is simply adorable ❤❤

[@suzanneta8]

When I rented a house, there were 3 raccoons that would come & peer in the windows..I called them Peepers, Jeepers & Creepers. I'd feed them & then they brought their babies to visit scampering in & out between my feet. It was so cute to watch them.

[@nyralee8172]

okay but the names are so iconic omg

[@sebastianturner2458]

You, my friend, are excellent at naming raccoons. That's just delightful.

[@debg0103]

It is so wonderful to see you teaching your child to love, respect & care for the wildlife as well as nature.

[@janetmarshall7171]

ROXIE IS A ROCK STAR!! SHE REMEMBERS WHEN THIS KIND HEARTED WOMAN SEEN AFTER HE AND HER BABIES!! THAT'S WHY SHE COMES BACK EACH AND EVERY CHANCE SHE GETS!! JUST AMAZING!! THANK YOU!!

[@spanqueluv9er]

@janetmarshall7171 ^*seen after? ^*he and her?🤦‍♂️ Also, lay off the caps lock ffs.🤦‍♂️🤡🤷‍♂️

[@janetmarshall7171]

@@spanqueluv9er CAN'T DO THAT!@ IF TAYLOR SWIFT ADDRESSED HER FANS IN CAPS?? WOULD YOU HAVE EMAILED HER AND TOLD HER TO LAY OFF?? I HAD A FATHER, HE PASSED AWAY!! I HAVE A HUSBAND, HE DOESN'T TELL ME WHAT AND WHAT NOT TO DO!! YOU ARE NEITHER ONE!! SO DON'T EVER TELL ME WHAT TO DO!! IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT?? DON'T READ IT!! HAVE A GREAT DAY AND NIGHT!!😀😀

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Geez, nitpick much​@@spanqueluv9er? Different people have different ways of speaking/ local dialects, most are ESL. Maybe they have visual impairment that make it hard to see unless they type like that. Who the duck made you the censor of Utube?!? 🙄🍑🤡

[@sages101]

@@spanqueluv9er WHAT'S WRONG WITH CAPS? ARE YOU READING THIS LIKE I'M YELLING AT YOU?!

[@ea7111]

It’s so nice to see you interact with wildlife animals. Roxi & her babies are so adorable.

[@1monagale]

I feed every hungry soul. Birds on my balcony get fresh raw sunflower 🌻 seeds ❤

[@yolakin8210]

Same here💫🐾💫

[@michaelschabow2911]

I have a knack for saving little orphan kittens that nobody wants later, so I have a bunch on my patio!

[@tequilachanel7312]

Right

[@m4rvinmartian]

Get them some mealworms. They will LOVE IT.

[@ChristineSpringerElaine]

​​​@wanderingfules626Shhhh...nobody cares what you think. Take your judgement and negativity somewhere else.

[@5705michael]

Roxy and babies have better manners and are more civil than most people I know!!!

[@ChewieBabyTW]

Natures way of reminding us it is ok to have a heart.

[@PaulGlancy-fp7ob]

Plus a family of Racoons to bond with. How lucky. There's a video roughly the same on KZbin but it's Roe Deer that come to the door. See if you can find the video where a Golden Retriever befriends a Red Squirrel l. That's the best one I've saw yet.

[@Ganpignanus]

gorgeous. very special bond of trust.

[@peggymiller9064]

I love raccoons and had a relationship with them when I lived on the farm. I'm teary eyed reminiscing. Always cherish your friendship with these guys. It's not an accident that they came to you.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@steadydoingme]

That's amazing being mothers together and sharing babies

[@daisycocoa2557]

You are very kind❤. Roxy is beautiful ❤

[@vivianmartinez5028]

How special this bond is it made me cry and smile.

[@rca-in-glasgow6781]

Watching baby feed the raccoon with mom beside was a bit scary, but also a wonderful teaching moment for baby. I wasn’t worried. ❤️

[@RickR69]

I don't know. Rabies is a terrifying thing.

[@jamesmcivor340]

​@@SusanKay-how's life in the bubble?

[@tammyrawdon3587]

​@@jamesmcivor340Rick & Susan are correct! Plus, feeding inappropriate & contaminated food can cause illness or even kill them. And habituating wildlife to humans risks them approaching unsuspecting people who may think that they have Rabies bc of their unusual behavior, so they call the authorities to deal with them (read: murder them to be on the safe side).

[@overlord1995]

​@@jamesmcivor340Do you stick your head in a Petri dish that may be lethal just so you can say you don't live in a bubble?

[@super8bitvideos]

@@SusanKay- Sounds like you have failed whatever children you're teaching not to eat lead paint. Why would you be in an area that still uses lead paint? Why are you using 30 year old methods to scare old-fashioned value families. If you're worried about the 1 in 10,000 chance to get round worm, Id like to tell you about this disease that mosquitos carry that is 100% harder to stop from biting children than a raccoon.

[@187rocketman]

I love Racoons. Had 1 fall through a hole in my ceiling in the kitchen where I had not put a new vent hood up yet. Heard one night a sound in my kitchen went in there saw a bread pan on the floor that fell off my stove. So reach down to pick it up and it moved so I moved it a little and a paw came out. Pulled it off and picked up a baby racoon. Got a baby bottle out and fed him til he was able to eat solid food. So I let loose out side. Now he comes up every night for food I leave on a table . I see him come up with 3 to 4 more at times. I just watch them through my window. Wish he still came to me but glad I let him go.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

👏😻👍Good on you for not exploiting the situation! I'm very proud of you for doing the right thing & not keeping them/ using them to make a "funny video" for attention online 🥇🏆🥇

[@AfricanJoint]

You're very sweet to do that.

[@JayTee2985]

Roxie: is this your dog’s food, don’t mind me grabbing a bite from one of the bowls. 😂😂😂

[@sunilayya8948]

Thank you for your kindness dear lady.

[@boris2997]

Raccoons are adorable little creatures

[@angeliqueguerra1631]

I love it so much when they start bringing their kits! I live in 3.5 acres of woods. I have several nursing moms every year. It's my idea of heaven!❤

[@indigowolf556]

What a cute raccoon. And this lady trusted the raccoon and was always there with her child and I think it's a great way to teach kids about nature

[@deborahamy1225]

One of the coolest Dodo’s I have seen!! What a major blessing for you and your family and for Roxie’s family!! That is an absolute gift from God !!🇺🇸👏🙌👍👍✝️💯

[@rochelleb973]

I love how you are teaching your baby to love and respect animals at such a young age

[@haleybunker1339]

Wow, they are all beautiful gorgeous animals.

[@MrUltraworld]

Such beautiful creatures, very expressive.

[@johnnyguitarwatson5288]

What's remarkable & beautiful is how the raccoons demeanor changes & becomes parental & maternal when the baby feeds the raccoons!

[@saildive6]

Not all that remarkable since all mammals have similar caring instincts

[@deborahspivak1978]

Thank u for keeping Roxie safe and for continuing this amazing friendship 🙏🏻💙🎗️

[@Querencia7779]

She’s beautiful and gentle.

[@shannonmiles4503]

Omg Roxi has the sweetest, most expressive and sensitive eyes! She is so so so cute. This video made me cry, and melt! I’m so beyond jealous!!! Such a sweet and wholesome story though!! I love this friendship! And I love that you girls can relate since you are both moms now! Adorable ❤

[@naomicarlon1324]

I had always heard negative things about raccoons and their ability to get in where they aren’t wanted. Just goes to show, it’s always good to get another opinion, first handed! Thanks for sharing. They are cute, aren’t they? I hope they stay well behaved!

[@robertabust]

What a beautiful friendship ❤

[@yaelshan2632]

Roxie really said, “let’s go see Grandma!” Very precious

[@colleend2548]

That is so heartwarming they are absolutely beautiful 😍❤️

[@internetdog8687]

This is such a wholesome video. Kindness is a universal language. Brittany has done a great job ❤🤩.

[@andrewmoonbeam321]

She's building an army.

[@bronxandbrenx]

She should plant fruit bearing trees in that area for all seasons.

[@margsbaluyut]

Commenting so that the woman in the vid can see this

[@anglekimmy]

Aww so sweet 2 moms hanging. Out ❤❤❤

[@franciebelcher4594]

Jealous. I am totally and utterly jealous for those fuzzy babies❤😊❤

[@tracyturner-browne4012]

Thank you so much for continuing to feed her. Beautiful story!!!!!

[@melmarsh3247]

Your baby meeting Roxie, thats the trust u returned to a wild lil raccoon, who came to trust u so much she brought her babies along. ❤

[@sidcrocker3452]

That warms my heart so much. I love raccoons which makes it so much better.

[@delovelyday430]

This is so sweet 😂lol the dog looked so confused as to why Roxy was getting all the treats😂❤blessings.

[@JamieHumeCreative]

Im so happy this relationship blossomed after previous friends of Roxy moved.

[@brittneyihrig1216]

I love all of this!!!! And I love that Roxie's Grandkids have been brought for a visit!!! What a fun dynamic!

[@TheLegendex]

Roxie is a baby making machine 😮

[@FormerlyKnownAsAndrew]

In Toronto, a lot of people don't like racoons. I like em alot though.

[@bukhtiarshah9843]

Beautiful relationship ❤❤❤

[@toneloke5023]

letting your child walk barefoot where raccoons poop is wild lol

[@spydaman376]

Having your child put their hand in a raccoons mouth is wild lol

[@onerainiday]

Most precious! Thank you for sharing. ❤

[@Rheabird3]

Thank you for caring about them 😘

[@KM-hk8tc]

I love how Roxie’s daughter does the same thing with her own kids

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Yep, perpetuating the dangerous cycle 😬

[@deadknightdistrict]

JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

[@acehart9270]

Roxie's a grandmother already.😄

[@deanruthlessrecords]

I have 2 acres of dense woods that is my property in my back yard along with an additional 18 acres of forest owned by neighbors. I HAVE A ROVING GANG OF RACCOONS who have lived in my backyard since I moved in around 2008 and I try not to feed them by hand or personally put out food but I do throw out my scraps and leftovers in my back yard off the porch and the gang of Raccoons help themselves to the “EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, WEDNESDAY MORNING ALL INCLUSIVE ALL YOU CAN EAT TRASH CAN BUFFET” the neighborhood puts out. I usually once a month have to help a youngster raccoon who can’t figure out how to get back out of the trash can. I’ll hear yelping or scratching when I come home from work after midnight and help a youngster out of my trash can.

[@nancyconklin104]

I used to have a pet raccoon he was the best pet ever I love them his mama got killed so I had to bottle feed him we found him laying next to his dead mama so we had to save him he was the only one we could find I don't know what happened to his mama 😢

[@tammyrawdon3587]

You're just lucky that it wasn't from Rabies 😬

[@Newlifebr85]

I envy those ppl who livr in nature and have contact with wild animal is so cool hahahha

[@reginafallangie2867]

As sweet and adorable, as this may seem, it really truly is not a good idea

[@mccallosone4903]

on so many levels

[@robertsimon-kroppmanns7287]

Feeding the first raccoon was already not necessary it seems like, but teaching multiple generations of its offspring to rely on and seek humans out for food is going to create future problems.

[@englishatheart]

@@robertsimon-kroppmanns7287 Except we do far more harm than good to nature, so the least we can do is feed its creatures. Might as well say not to feed homeless people.

[@englishatheart]

Shove off. We constantly destroy nature and nonhumans. The least we can do is feed these animals, especially when they lose much of their natural food sources because of us.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

​@@englishatheartThat is sooo not the same thing! This is federally illegal in the USA for many reasons. Desensitizing wildlife to humans/ pets can easily be a death sentence... for them & us. Feeding inappropriate/ contaminated food can cause illness or even kill them. We transmit diseases/ illness to each other. Habituating them to humans can cause them to approach unsuspecting people looking for food/ attention, they may think that they have Rabies bc of their unusual behavior and call the authorities to deal with them (read: murder them to be on the safe side). But the hunters really love this stupidity.

[@the_official_one-o3x]

Is this the lady that got swarmed by raccoons?😂😂😂

[@johnfritz4096]

How beautiful to see this friendship develop and grow. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@TribeOfGaia]

This is what I call sharing the Earth❤

[@deeharris7363]

Roxie respectful asf. She stepped over the shoes to get some food. 😂 Roxie NEVER LET YOU MEET HER MAN THOUGH….YOU NEVER LET ROXIE MEET YOUR MAN EITHER😂😂😂😂 How much trust y’all really got?🤔

[@thomasbrooksjr380]

The babies like hey Auntie ! 😅

[@spiritualempress6691]

Lol I stayed in Florida for two weeks and had a whole family of them that would just come up very politely.

[@shalianaponte6598]

It may be the Environmental Science major in me, but this feels just as it should be--teaching children stewardship is so significant to the future &it is heartwarming to see Mothers support each other...even if it looks a bit different!

[@high_maintenance]

The birds I feed did this to me! At first I wondered why one was feeding the other then it hit me 😮❤

[@angelindisguise229]

I hope she are her babies NEVER GET RABIES

[@ShaninJackson]

That is awesome. I firmly believe that certain wild animals are capable of bonding with humans!

[@ahwell9984]

If you're friends with a raccoon, you'd better get it vaccinated against rabies.

[@JquitaMcClinton]

Some people would have put some poison down to get rid of the raccoons, but u embarrassed her and her babies and let your baby meet her that's a beautiful thing

[@MasonSanchez.]

That’s the cutest garbage kitty I’ve ever seen!

[@kennydunhill1800]

This made me happy

[@elliotpolanco159]

I love feeding raccoons they're so amazing, always feed wild life, always, survival is hard as it is

[@TheGrifa83]

Wow! How fortunate you are. You must have such good "nature", that Roxie sensed from you. I currently have a Momma who brings 5 kits out to play with me at exactly 10:30 every night!! One, Two, Three, and Four little sets of eye's and paws, rolling, wrestling, and purring away! I know exactly how you feel.. Why would they say "Wild Animal"??Raccoons are Awesome, smart, easy to care for and just a load of fun!! Maybe I will post some video of Momma and her little one's!! Raccoons Definitely Rock!!!

[@JBLXVI]

So cute!!!

[@SkateGirlAndrea]

Imagine having a litter every year. Really leaving her mark on this world ❤

[@ericvonwiegen5672]

Awesome 👍

[@aaronjohn137]

I recall reading that there are little biscuits that some Forrest services leave out for raccoons that will vaccinate them against rabies. You may look into this for them.

[@KatiuskaWook]

At this point , humans had messed up so much animal habitats that we NEED to help them now.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

This doesn't actually help, even she literally said, "You really shouldn't feed wildlife." It desensitizes them to humans/ pets & can be a death sentence. Feeding inappropriate/ contaminated food can cause illness or even kill them. We transmit diseases/ illness to each other. Habituating them to people can cause them to approach unsuspecting people looking for food/ attention & they may think that they have Rabies bc of their unusual behavior and call the authorities to deal with them (read: murder them to be on the safe side). This is why it's federally illegal in the USA.