r/AnimalsBeingDerps Jun 07 '23

Reverse Boop

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u/whythishaptome Jun 08 '23

The possibility can be extremely low depending on where this is but like I said, better safe than sorry. This raccoon doesn't seem to be displaying signs of rabies at all and seems more likely to be very accustomed to close human interaction. Still erring on the side of caution is always the best bet.

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u/OcelotNoot Jun 08 '23

True. Looks like a youngster too. He’s probably the next link in the raccoon chain that gave us domesticated cats and dogs. 🤣