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Fun Club Should we keep Raccoon as a pet?

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We know that @Raccoon wears a dapper bow tie, but is it okay to feed and treat Raccoon as a pet? Please discuss.
 
I think he sort of just goes where ever he wants
 
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I try to make sure my pets have the correct opinion on Nintendoland.

It's not good.
 
this thread, which is admittedly a little awkward for me, provides as good an opportunity as any for me to say that no, you should not feed or attempt to capture any wild animals, and especially not raccoons. in addition to commonly carrying disease, raccoons are comically destructive: here's what a "pet" raccoon looks like:

 
Raccoon said:
this thread, which is admittedly a little awkward for me, provides as good an opportunity as any for me to say that no, you should not feed or attempt to capture any wild animals, and especially not raccoons. in addition to commonly carrying disease, raccoons are comically destructive: here's what a "pet" raccoon looks like:

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To be fair, I've seen human people be way more destructive to homes, while being significantly less cute.
this is not meant to be a counter to the very real and correct thing you said, it was meant only in jest and should be taken as simply another shitpost by famiboards dot com user chocolate underscore supra
 
Raccoon said:
this thread, which is admittedly a little awkward for me, provides as good an opportunity as any for me to say that no, you should not feed or attempt to capture any wild animals, and especially not raccoons. in addition to commonly carrying disease, raccoons are comically destructive: here's what a "pet" raccoon looks like:

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good advice

that i have not followed
 
we ended up with a raccoon for a bit as the mom was accidentally killed, and uh

they have sharp claws. really sharp claws.
 
specifically I have fed raccoons

and have negotiated with raccoons

both times because animal control was unavailable until the morning and the baby raccoons outside our apartment were in peril

first time one of the babies poisoned itself by eating a whole box of those horrible holiday truffles

so we very cautiously managed to give it some hydrogen peroxide cat food so it would throw up the chocolate and not die

(animal control wasnโ€™t available til the morning and was going to treat it like an execution since the raccoon โ€œacting illโ€ couldnโ€™t be proven to not be distemper)

(buddy ate the cat food, puked later, and a couple days later was feeling way better, no signs of distemper at all, still sees and trusts us while avoiding other people!)

second time a littler raccoon was stuck upside down in a dumpster hole and panicking, absolutely having a bad time

we uh sacrificed a broom to help

not sound advice, but definitely things we have done that worked out!!
 
but uh donโ€™t have pet raccoons

and also @Raccoon is a person which makes this whole thread kinda weird
 
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Imagine just going to a website and some people you don't even know made a whole thread about you
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shit dude, imagine how I feel:
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Raccoon said:
this thread, which is admittedly a little awkward for me, provides as good an opportunity as any for me to say that no, you should not feed or attempt to capture any wild animals, and especially not raccoons. in addition to commonly carrying disease, raccoons are comically destructive: here's what a "pet" raccoon looks like:

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thats still less destructive than a cat
 
Why did they make the raccoon look so cute in the poster, wouldn't that make more people want it as a pet?
 
After watching "everything everywhere all at once" I'm terrified of raccoons so, NO.
 
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