Animal activist Brittany Rose Seidel met Roxie after buying a new home. The previous resident told her that the raccoon occasionally comes for a visit and is quite friendly.

Seidel quickly developed a bond with Roxie, and the raccoon ended up coming quite often, either to get some food or just to greet her. But one day, Roxie decided to bring some company; her babies. 

As it turned out, this wasn’t the end of it. Each time that Roxie had a new litter and the babies were strong enough to walk on their own, she would bring them for a meet and greet.

Seidel recently welcomed a baby of her own and decided to return the favor and introduce it to Roxie. The baby ended up being quite intrigued by the animal and they are also on the path of becoming great friends.

“I trust Roxie the most, so she only interacts with her,” Seidel shared. “And, of course, I’m always there to supervise.”

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Rost, who works as a radio host at Seattle Sports, shared the story on social media about how she found out her parents adopted a wild raccoon when she visited them for Christmas.

According to Rost, her parents lost their dog two years ago and had a hard time dealing with it.

“Unfortunately my stepdad, Rick, has found the worst way to cope: feeding a one-year old raccoon and letting him live on their porch. His name is Little Rick aka Rickoon,” Rost wrote in the post while attaching a photo of Little Rick.

Rost went on to share more about Little Rick, revealing that her parents are treating the little trash panda with all sorts of goodies. They are making him breakfast, giving him toys, and have even crafted a bed so he can sleep in.

Of course, Rost tried to explain to her parents that having a raccoon as a pet is a bad idea, but it is safe to say that they didn’t take her advice.

“Little Rick is his dog now, I can’t change this,” Rost added. “He got him a little bed and giant blueberries. I did not get either of those things for Christmas.”

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Animal activist Brittany Rose Seidel met Roxie after buying a new home. The previous resident told her that the raccoon occasionally comes for a visit and is quite friendly.

Seidel quickly developed a bond with Roxie, and the raccoon ended up coming quite often, either to get some food or just to greet her. But one day, Roxie decided to bring some company; her babies. 

As it turned out, this wasn’t the end of it. Each time that Roxie had a new litter and the babies were strong enough to walk on their own, she would bring them for a meet and greet.

Seidel recently welcomed a baby of her own and decided to return the favor and introduce it to Roxie. The baby ended up being quite intrigued by the animal and they are also on the path of becoming great friends.

“I trust Roxie the most, so she only interacts with her,” Seidel shared. “And, of course, I’m always there to supervise.”

The post Roxie the Raccoon Introduces Her Babies to Her Human Friend Every Year appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.

Rost, who works as a radio host at Seattle Sports, shared the story on social media about how she found out her parents adopted a wild raccoon when she visited them for Christmas.

According to Rost, her parents lost their dog two years ago and had a hard time dealing with it.

“Unfortunately my stepdad, Rick, has found the worst way to cope: feeding a one-year old raccoon and letting him live on their porch. His name is Little Rick aka Rickoon,” Rost wrote in the post while attaching a photo of Little Rick.

Rost went on to share more about Little Rick, revealing that her parents are treating the little trash panda with all sorts of goodies. They are making him breakfast, giving him toys, and have even crafted a bed so he can sleep in.

Of course, Rost tried to explain to her parents that having a raccoon as a pet is a bad idea, but it is safe to say that they didn’t take her advice.

“Little Rick is his dog now, I can’t change this,” Rost added. “He got him a little bed and giant blueberries. I did not get either of those things for Christmas.”

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