thanks I wouldnt recomend getting one because of all the precautions and coon-proofing we had to do in the house but she really isnt that bad but they really do belong in the wild I was dumb for taking care of her myself cuz now I cant put her back in the wild where she belongs....I should have taken her to a rehabilitator but I was in the moment thinkin I could rehab this thing and little did I know what I was gettin into...coons can live upwards of 18-20yrs in captivity cut that in almost 3/4 in the wild they live to about 3-7. I wish I could have gotten her into the wild but my gf babied her like it was her baby. but she is ours and I cant do anything but spoil her!! we love her couldnt imagine our lives without her.
Baby till now we had here since she was about a day old mom and siblings were dead hit by car and eatin my birds and coyotes....we were just lucky enough to get her right in the brink of death you can see her messed up eye...some kind of predator musta had ahold of her at some point in her barely day old life....man she got lucky now she is spoiled as ever and gets all the attention and food she wants she also has a pond and inground pool in the backyard to play in she goes outside but is afraid of everything and has never went outside of the yard she has free roam of everywhere in the house/garage/outside but chooses the garage for the most part....she is a total sweetheart and coons are the smartest animal out there I would compare there intelligence to that of a primate
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thats my gf. pests right.
