Raccoon Care

Found a Baby Raccoon?

Emergency resources and for those who have found a baby raccoon.


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Feeding Raccoons

Most states allow only 24 hours to get wild animals to a Wildlife Rehabilitator before local agents can legally confiscate and euthanize RVS (rabies vector species) animals .

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Humanely Evicting Raccoons

Most raccoons who crouch on your territory are simply Mothers looking for a warm den to raise their young for only a few short weeks until babies are mobile enough to be relocated to an outdoor rearing den.

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Reuniting with Mom 

We as humans will never be able to fully replicate Mom’s milk or care for her kits as she would, so the best thing you can do for potentially orphaned raccoons is to reunite them with their Mother. 



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First Aid

Recommended treatments for raccoon fleas, ticks, worms, mange, fly strike, maggots, lice, constipation, diarrhea, and other common ailments.


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Volunteering with Wildlife

Local Wildlife Rehabilitators could desperately use your help, especially during baby season.

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Pet Raccoons 

We’ve compiled a list to take the guesswork out of whether pet raccoons are allowed in your state. 



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