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This was hilarious, I believe the raccoon came in through the doggy door. I would have just taken the entire tree outside. I wasn't sure where to post this, so hopefully I'm in the right area.
Yesterday I read an article of a woman that found a hawk living in her Christmas tree. Now another woman finds a raccoon. They keep this up and there will be enough Christmas tree findings to create a small zoo. 2020 is definitely a weird year and it appears it will remain weird all the way to the end. lol
Yesterday I read an article of a woman that found a hawk living in her Christmas tree. Now another woman finds a raccoon. They keep this up and there will be enough Christmas tree findings to create a small zoo. 2020 is definitely a weird year and it appears it will remain weird all the way to the end. lol
My sister would have given the house to the raccoon, she would have been out of there, lol.
That would be me, too. I once tried to save a mouse I caught in a garage bucket by driving it to the woods in a shoebox. While I was driving it chewed it's way out! I pulled over, jumped out of the car and slammed the door. Ummmm, now what???
This was hilarious, I believe the raccoon came in through the doggy door. I would have just taken the entire tree outside. I wasn't sure where to post this, so hopefully I'm in the right area.
A family in Scotland left their window open and a Sparrowhawk flew in and settled on their Christmas Tree.
They had to call Police and Animal Rescue Services to remove the bird from the tree.
If the dog wasn't in the room, the raccoon would try to escape. It's early morning, she could not think straight.
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