Blog of Nuke

I’m glad our raccoon problem never got this bad!

This is why it’s important to do exterior, roof and attic inspects on a regular basis. Chances are he would have spotted the raccoon’s attempts to make entry long before it had gotten to this point.

Funny how the man goes from yelling “I hate you!” at the raccoon, to offering it an almond.

That guy should be careful. Raccoons can carry the baylisascaris parasite and rabies. Rabies can be present in the saliva and mucous membranes, so contact with the Raccoon’s mouth and nose really should be avoided.

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