raccoons

#21
i was in daytona beach florida last year. i woke up to thinking a cat was walking on me behind an abanoned motel... i open my eyes and its a huge raccoon sniffing my face! i threw it off of me, it just stared at me with cute sad eyes and i ran into the street barefoot freaking out. after about a half hour it ventured a little ways away after sniffing out my gear and i grabbed my shit and ran
 
#23
Adopt a cat or dog or rat; don't enslave a wild, free animal so you can fulfill some bullshit dream of having a raccoon as pet because you think its punk or kitschy or whatever the fuck. Want to hang out with raccoons? Sleep in the woods with a bag of trash, and see how long you last.
 
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#24
Completely agree.
Its one thing if wild animals frequent where one lives, but it is always wrong to remove them from their natural habitat....
 
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#25
My friend, Dunkin, has a pet raccoon named Macy. He found her in his dad's barn when she was just a few weeks old, apparently abandoned by the mother. So he raised her, initially with the intent to let her go, but that didn't happen LOL! She's essentially like having a dog on crack.
 
#26
I've looked into buying a full-blooded wolf once, I found a farm in OK that breeds, raises and sells, wolves, coons and skunks (even albino skunks). The skunks and coons where reasonably priced but the wolves were around $1200. Eventually I found a free dog on craigslist that is almost 50% wolf. I think a quick google search for "raccoon breeder" would help to find your future buddy.
 
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