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No, not a human, but my raccoon will soon have a sister!

I just had to tell you guys, because I wanted to share the name I came up with tonight.

Mazikoon! <3

That's all. Goodnight, everyone!

Family comes in many different forms . Congratulations on the newest addition to yours !

MycatTimmy wrote:Family comes in many different forms . Congratulations on the newest addition to yours !

Thank you!

oh wOw, I remember years ago a nerdy guy caught this wild Raccoon baby & tried raising him.. thing got very hostile, lived behind the couch & would run out and attack!!

Glad that yours is friendly Jestrice

Where is the sister coming from?

BallzDeep9 wrote:oh wOw, I remember years ago a nerdy guy caught this wild Raccoon baby & tried raising him.. thing got very hostile, lived behind the couch & would run out and attack!!

Glad that yours is friendly Jestrice

Yeah, wild ones are, well crazy wild, lol. These are from a breeder. That's the only way you can get them under a permit here. Otherwise, if the wildlife commission finds out, they just kill them.

IndelibleDotInk wrote:Where is the sister coming from?

Panhandle Exotics, the same place Annabelle came from. They're kind of be sisters anyway; they have the same parents. There's only so much I can do for one (and the house is practically a little jungle gym for her already). This way, she'll have a friend all the time!

MycatTimmy wrote:Family comes in many different forms . Congratulations on the newest addition to yours !

Beautifully written. Bless all the new ones, the old ones and the ones in between

I loved the book Rascal when I was a kid.

Do they really wash stuff in water before eating?

IndelibleDotInk wrote:I loved the book Rascal when I was a kid.

Do they really wash stuff in water before eating?

Yep! And they make the same touchy-Feely movements outside of water, too. They love touching things.

How cute! We don't have coons here in Hawaii.

The closest thing would be the wild wallaby colony in Kalihi Valley; I suspected it was an urban myth, and so did a lot of people, but then someone found an injured one and the zoo came and nursed him back to health and put him in an exhibit, lol.

IndelibleDotInk wrote:How cute! We don't have coons here in Hawaii.

The closest thing would be the wild wallaby colony in Kalihi Valley; I suspected it was an urban myth, and so did a lot of people, but then someone found an injured one and the zoo came and nursed him back to health and put him in an exhibit, lol.

Oh, wow! They are freaking adorable! That's really neat that you've got a little cooking over there. I've only ever seen a couple online. Plus Rocko, and his modern life.

Jestrice2002 wrote:

IndelibleDotInk wrote:How cute! We don't have coons here in Hawaii.

The closest thing would be the wild wallaby colony in Kalihi Valley; I suspected it was an urban myth, and so did a lot of people, but then someone found an injured one and the zoo came and nursed him back to health and put him in an exhibit, lol.

Oh, wow! They are freaking adorable! That's really neat that you've got a little cooking over there. I've only ever seen a couple online. Plus Rocko, and his modern life.

Not so modern anymore!

Burninator wrote:

Jestrice2002 wrote:

IndelibleDotInk wrote:How cute! We don't have coons here in Hawaii.

The closest thing would be the wild wallaby colony in Kalihi Valley; I suspected it was an urban myth, and so did a lot of people, but then someone found an injured one and the zoo came and nursed him back to health and put him in an exhibit, lol.

Oh, wow! They are freaking adorable! That's really neat that you've got a little cooking over there. I've only ever seen a couple online. Plus Rocko, and his modern life.

Not so modern anymore!

no, not quite!

How is the new bebs doing?