@@samsno3667 You can't think that animals do something with malice... So there's no point in hating them, they are as pure as a human child would be, we love them for this very reason (I would rather beware of humans)
@@jbabister sorry but i'd call an exterminator or animal control. tryna apply human values towards wild life aint it, domesticated is separate issue like with housepets.
@Hajun554 you do you. I'm sure you handle most of your problems in life in the same way. Ignoring what you actions cause to anybody but yourself. I'm sorry but exterminating mothers and their babies just ain't it. Are you that scared of animals?
The reason the baby coon was shaking is because it is cold. Baby Coons have little hairs which release heat faster and that is why they are all snuggled on top of each other needing constant warmth.
I have several cats and there are two racoons and a possum that come to eat with my kitties. They are cool critters , my cats get along with them. I dont mind them eating occasionally . They will sit and look into the house through the sliding glass doors. Thank you for caring for them critters. Every critter deserves a chance .
Funny story - I had a small family of raccoons living somewhere near or in my yard. A mother, four babies, and a couple of teenage looking ones. My mulberry tree was dropping berries onto a tarp I had put down to kill weeds. The mulberries started to ferment. One night I heard raucous screeching, and the next morning there were piles of raccoon poo everywhere. My outdoor cam captured one heck of a drunken raccoon party!
It's too bad that they cause so much damage when nesting in roofs etc. Because they clean up alot of unwanted garbage and insects. Thanks for being kind to our furry friends. ❤😂
@@TaydrumTo be fair humans destroy entire ecosystems and add vehicles which are responsible for millions of animal death year around so I guess it could be a way of being even.
Part good example of clever business practice. Doesn’t kill them so someone else might call him in the future to remove the same raccoon or the offspring of those babies 😂
Seeing your wonderful work & compassion fills my heart! I know they can be a nuisance and they are living breathing animals that matter. Seeing the Mom being so protective is beautiful...better than some humans are. Much love for you and what you do. 🦝❣️💫👏👏
I have a bunch of racoons around my area, that all seem to feel safe near my place here, they trust us pretty well. I leave them leftover scraps and little snacks when i think it'll help. Like when they're nursing or during winter when food is more scarce. They don't want to be a bother, they're just trying to live their own lives, people misunderstand them often. I appreciate their visits though, they bring their babies with them sometimes. Must be helpful offering food since they look like a pain to look after, they're so playful climbing around and stuff. They follow the mother when she leaves but once she stops they're all play.
Awesome! You are amazing people for saving the babies and their mama! Poor mama wants her babies! Thank you for being so kind! Awesome company! They are so cute!
I don’t think she came back for them either. Once her nest gets destroyed like that and seeing most of her babies got taken away i doubt they would return
@@coffeelink943 She certainly did. You can see on other videos on this channel that raccoons (and other animals) always come back to check if they can find their babies. They usually come back during night time. And it's quite understandable that they come back actually. Wouldn't you come back for your children, even if you saw them being abducted and you had no hope of finding them ?
would of... why not "would up" or "would rt" or "would ud"? Because it is: "would have" so it can only be abbreviated as "would've". Language and literacy is what distinguishes us from animals.
Unfortunately not many places do it this way. You can't just relocate, he took them and made sure they were safe, put them in a box for mama to come get them one by one to move on to another den she has set up for such an emergency and they all survive and he patches up what needs done int be roof. This is how it should be done people.
Every time I get a notification of a new vid, I click fast out of excitement😄loves how you humanely remove animals from homes & to watch how you do it safely & gets to see the ultimate cuteness of the critters you remove. 🌹🌹🌹
I wished I had your job.....nothing more rewarding, to me, than helping wildlife out, particularly "RACCOONS." I actually had two raccoons, one for 16 hears, and one recently for about 4 .5 years until he broke out from my 20' x 20' screened-in porch/deck of my home last summer. In any event, I really enjoy all your Raccoon videos that you upload to your channel. Thank You for having the care and compassion that you possess and show when coming to the aid of the homeowners and more importantly, America's Wildlife.....particularly, with the "RACCOONS", my favorite wildlife of them all!!!!!!
@@Horrrrrribleboy Both were casualties like so many are when on or crossing a road anywhere in this world. Had it not been for my family and I, they would have been left for DEAD like MOST NumbNUTTS! At least we provided them with the "care, companionship, shelter, and food" for the years that we had them unlike what I would provide for you if I came across the likes of YOU anywhere in America!!!
I love watching you rescuing the raccoons the babies are so cute and funny when they put their front 🐾 paws up over their eyes I just crack up, thank you for your humane love and care towards the animals, I admire you so much, bless you from Australia. 💜 .
@@wildnfree101 Poor Mama. Wonder how she manages to find a den so quickly at that point. I would imagine that’s a pretty awful situation for those that don’t have a reliable second den site.
@@smiletime She had an alternate den site picked out before she gave birth, and not just because a predator might find her den. Forces of nature like storms can suddenly make the primary site untenable as could an overrun of parasites (fleas, lice, biting flies) in the primary den.
I was walking in the park with my dog when she found a newborn baby raccoon with the umbilical cord still attached. It was being eaten by flies and crying. I took it home and tried to save it but unfortunately, it died a few hours later. It was too young to be separated from its mother.
Trust me, they’d have come right back, unless you put them hundreds of miles away. They will always find humans because we supply food and nesting material. Humans produce tons of trash, abs raccoons love trash. Did you see how healthy those babies were? They were more healthy than some puppies look in human homes.
I've been feeding my squirrels and birds for decades, but I don't feed the raccoons because I don't want them moving into my attic. I love to see them when the come toodling around though. I put water out for the critters and the raccoons do seem to love splashing in it. There is a tree in my woods they have been living in semi-nomadically for the 30 years I've been here. It's cuteness overload when they have babies and they all look down at you from their perch at the same time.
People always think oh how cute and sweet they are until they get in your attic and cause $$ and then you need to pay $ professional to get them out or like my neighbor don't and watch your house burn down
Bonjour 🐕 , quelle émouvante image que de voire cette Maman et ces petits dans ce grenier , il faut absolument laisser de la place au animaux pour vivre en paix. Les quelques dégâts que peuvent faire les Animaux, sont riens en rapport au dégâts occasionnée par les humains sur la planète ! Amitiés 🐕 💗 💓 🐕
That's interesting how they have a "bug out" destination. I hope she came back for them. I would have thrown another towel on them in her absence. Thanks Brad for educating us on these beautiful creatures.
It’s so funny the baby’s can’t hurt you their teeth aren’t big enough yet. Mom can but she’s mostly show. I have them as pets. Raising raccoons has been a joy of my life. They are so sweet and intelligent. They are a blessing. ❤
I'm glad that you recognize that aggression is just being protective, and recognize that you are the big scary predator. But yeah she seemed to be a good mom, and took action despite her odds. Would liked confirmation that she came back and got the rest of her kits. We make bird houses. Maybe we need racoon houses. The thing is, how we incurage raccoons to live in spots we want them to?
Nice that you’re humane about removing them and allowing the mother to come back for the rest of her babies
sorry ... but I hate raccoons; make a big mess ... now they're going over to your house and live for a few years...
@@samsno3667 still a animal..just looking for a warm and safe place to have their babis... if uwere homeless u would of the same thing as a human
@@samsno3667 You can't think that animals do something with malice... So there's no point in hating them, they are as pure as a human child would be, we love them for this very reason (I would rather beware of humans)
@@jbabister sorry but i'd call an exterminator or animal control. tryna apply human values towards wild life aint it, domesticated is separate issue like with housepets.
@Hajun554 you do you. I'm sure you handle most of your problems in life in the same way. Ignoring what you actions cause to anybody but yourself. I'm sorry but exterminating mothers and their babies just ain't it. Are you that scared of animals?
The reason the baby coon was shaking is because it is cold. Baby Coons have little hairs which release heat faster and that is why they are all snuggled on top of each other needing constant warmth.
Thank you for not murdering the raccoons and their mama. I have been rescuing orphan raccoons for years and they are such amazing animals!!!!!
Raccoons are rodents and should be exterminated...smarten up
They're rats
@@matts.8849they're the American Kinkajou or Coati lol
@@matts.8849 Thats not true, have as much a right to live as you do.
They're pretty tasty, fryed up with some franks red hot sauce.
That's some good-ass video quality.
I have several cats and there are two racoons and a possum that come to eat with my kitties. They are cool critters , my cats get along with them. I dont mind them eating occasionally . They will sit and look into the house through the sliding glass doors.
Thank you for caring for them critters. Every critter deserves a chance .
they suc .....
The babies were literally cuddling in the shape of a heart! Omg I cannot 🥺❤️
Because they know already, that they are sweethearts. 💕
They’re easier to kill if they’re huddled together. 👍🏻
Until your house is infested with raccoons, you will go from crying because they're cute to crying because you hate these animals 😂
@@itsawonderfulknife7031 you know they're cute you butthead
@@itsawonderfulknife7031 Why comment to hate
Funny story - I had a small family of raccoons living somewhere near or in my yard. A mother, four babies, and a couple of teenage looking ones. My mulberry tree was dropping berries onto a tarp I had put down to kill weeds. The mulberries started to ferment. One night I heard raucous screeching, and the next morning there were piles of raccoon poo everywhere. My outdoor cam captured one heck of a drunken raccoon party!
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Post it!
@@longWriter I agree. And he should tag us when he does
It's too bad that they cause so much damage when nesting in roofs etc. Because they clean up alot of unwanted garbage and insects. Thanks for being kind to our furry friends. ❤😂
They make huge garbage messes and rip up lawns in search of grubs
Their poop is toxic to humans and you can become seriously ill. They are no joke
@@TaydrumTo be fair humans destroy entire ecosystems and add vehicles which are responsible for millions of animal death year around so I guess it could be a way of being even.
Part animal control officer part carpenter part roofer part drywaller part gutter cleaner part customer service…
I know a guy like this 😂their amazing people
Part good example of clever business practice. Doesn’t kill them so someone else might call him in the future to remove the same raccoon or the offspring of those babies 😂
@@SuperAaron55555good for all the naive pitas out there
Yeah racoons will almost always try again next year too once they have been inside
What a great guy.👌
Seeing your wonderful work & compassion fills my heart! I know they can be a nuisance and they are living breathing animals that matter. Seeing the Mom being so protective is beautiful...better than some humans are. Much love for you and what you do. 🦝❣️💫👏👏
yeah I doubt all control specialists bother with this
I have a bunch of racoons around my area, that all seem to feel safe near my place here, they trust us pretty well. I leave them leftover scraps and little snacks when i think it'll help. Like when they're nursing or during winter when food is more scarce. They don't want to be a bother, they're just trying to live their own lives, people misunderstand them often. I appreciate their visits though, they bring their babies with them sometimes. Must be helpful offering food since they look like a pain to look after, they're so playful climbing around and stuff. They follow the mother when she leaves but once she stops they're all play.
Awesome! You are amazing people for saving the babies and their mama! Poor mama wants her babies! Thank you for being so kind! Awesome company! They are so cute!
What an excellent mama
This is awesome... appreciate your work and care for the animals. I can see how your work can be ongoing.
Loved watching this, they’re well cute,would of been nice if you setup an over night camera so we could see her come back for the rest of them.
there dead bud there alll dead, doubtful she made a second nest for them all.
@@soulsreaper7145 they are dead or there are dead
I don’t think she came back for them either. Once her nest gets destroyed like that and seeing most of her babies got taken away i doubt they would return
@@coffeelink943 She certainly did. You can see on other videos on this channel that raccoons (and other animals) always come back to check if they can find their babies. They usually come back during night time.
And it's quite understandable that they come back actually. Wouldn't you come back for your children, even if you saw them being abducted and you had no hope of finding them ?
would of... why not "would up" or "would rt" or "would ud"? Because it is: "would have" so it can only be abbreviated as "would've". Language and literacy is what distinguishes us from animals.
So the raccoons live to make home in somebody else’s attic. Your job is never ending. Pretty smart!
Nu-uh, I am not selling my racoon enhanced house
Love watching your humane way of dealing with these animals. We don't have racoons in Ireland.
no racoons in Newfoundland either :)
@@SvenK-CAD I never knew that. I just assumed they were all over Canada.
@@caffhan I never knew that either'
Lots on Vancouver island bc Canada. They r pests a lot of people say. But they r so cute look like little thieves with their masks
Unfortunately not many places do it this way. You can't just relocate, he took them and made sure they were safe, put them in a box for mama to come get them one by one to move on to another den she has set up for such an emergency and they all survive and he patches up what needs done int be roof. This is how it should be done people.
Mom will always have a story about that time they struggled to survive and got evicted from their place.
We had squirrels
For good reason squirrels too. Get rid of them, humanly, as they'll chew on those banisters holding your roof up, electrical wiring etc.
You were very humane and still got the job done!
Not really getting the job done the mom can come back And rip another hole in the roof
They look so adorable sleeping and snuggled together.
Awwww so cute the little raccoons babies...
That one he left on the roof to bait her out gave me such severe anxiety, I was so worried it would fall off the roof the way it was moving around!
Yeah, dumb@ss move that resulted in luck.
Every time I get a notification of a new vid, I click fast out of excitement😄loves how you humanely remove animals from homes & to watch how you do it safely & gets to see the ultimate cuteness of the critters you remove. 🌹🌹🌹
Cute little aliens. Their hands fascinate me.
I'm sure other species of animals think the same of us. Yes, humans are animals too, we're just a different species.
Gates wildlife, great job like always.
Poor babies that insulation must be itchy as all hell. Thank you for saving them ❤
that's all i could think of, itchy and breathin in fiber glass into lungs. awful spot to den
What a good guy for allowing the mom to come back and get her babies. Your amazing for that
Pretty smart rescue plan well done!
Great Job!!!! You are so very compassionate with the baby's!
Babies*
I wished I had your job.....nothing more rewarding, to me, than helping wildlife out, particularly "RACCOONS." I actually had two raccoons, one for 16 hears, and one recently for about 4 .5 years until he broke out from my 20' x 20' screened-in porch/deck of my home last summer. In any event, I really enjoy all your Raccoon videos that you upload to your channel. Thank You for having the care and compassion that you possess and show when coming to the aid of the homeowners and more importantly, America's Wildlife.....particularly, with the "RACCOONS", my favorite wildlife of them all!!!!!!
Why did you have them locked up if you love them? Who said they wanted to be in your screened in porch?!!?
@@Horrrrrribleboy Both were casualties like so many are when on or crossing a road anywhere in this world. Had it not been for my family and I, they would have been left for DEAD like MOST NumbNUTTS! At least we provided them with the "care, companionship, shelter, and food" for the years that we had them unlike what I would provide for you if I came across the likes of YOU anywhere in America!!!
You could do this, I’m sure they don’t have an abundance of applicants
Imagine that, the wild animal broke out of captivity to be in the wild.
@@myNEONCITY I just imagined that I'm dealing with just another "MEHOLE" online that has nothing else better to do with their time.......MUST BE NICE!
I love watching you rescuing the raccoons the babies are so cute and funny when they put their front 🐾 paws up over their eyes I just crack up, thank you for your humane love and care towards the animals, I admire you so much, bless you from Australia. 💜 .
Have you ever had a critter mom who just up and decides to raise her babies in your kindly provided transfer box?
Yes they have, they left her for 2 or 3 days and then had to evict her from the box.
@@wildnfree101 Poor Mama. Wonder how she manages to find a den so quickly at that point. I would imagine that’s a pretty awful situation for those that don’t have a reliable second den site.
@@smiletime She had an alternate den site picked out before she gave birth, and not just because a predator might find her den. Forces of nature like storms can suddenly make the primary site untenable as could an overrun of parasites (fleas, lice, biting flies) in the primary den.
Very interesting stuff. Appreciate what you do!
The one on his back with his tongue out was my hands down favorite, with the exception of the 3 albinos
Just subbed bc of this video. I’m obsessed. Thank you for doing the right thing. ❤
I was walking in the park with my dog when she found a newborn baby raccoon with the umbilical cord still attached. It was being eaten by flies and crying. I took it home and tried to save it but unfortunately, it died a few hours later. It was too young to be separated from its mother.
you probably killed it because you dont know how to take care of a baby racoon.
Thry damn show stank when being brith had some in my arctic house was smelling like piss and dog
Yhu tried & stay bein 💯
What a darling little brood! They are so cute, thank you for showing them off for us! :-)
Very well done. Wish you could've captured mom and all babies to relocate to a non residential area.
Raccoons have multiple nest sites and will naturally move them to that site. They allow them to go to relocate their nest on their own.
Trust me, they’d have come right back, unless you put them hundreds of miles away. They will always find humans because we supply food and nesting material. Humans produce tons of trash, abs raccoons love trash. Did you see how healthy those babies were? They were more healthy than some puppies look in human homes.
That shivering baby Raccoon is way too cute!!
I've been feeding my squirrels and birds for decades, but I don't feed the raccoons because I don't want them moving into my attic. I love to see them when the come toodling around though. I put water out for the critters and the raccoons do seem to love splashing in it. There is a tree in my woods they have been living in semi-nomadically for the 30 years I've been here. It's cuteness overload when they have babies and they all look down at you from their perch at the same time.
Thank you for being so kind to them while removing them
omggggggg the pile of babies is SOOOOO CUUUUTE i dont know how... and good on the owner for getting this taken care of ahead of selling the house.
The babies are so adorable !
- 12:50 *OMGOSH LOOK AT THE BABIES TOUNGE ALL OUT SO SWEET* ❤❤❤ MELTS MY HEART 🦝🦝🦝
Great job! Raccoons are a fave!!!
People always think oh how cute and sweet they are until they get in your attic and cause $$ and then you need to pay $ professional to get them out or like my neighbor don't and watch your house burn down
Exactly
Incredible compassion. Raccoons have a tough life and deserve all the compassion humans can afford to give. But they must stay out of our nests....
A mothers love is something else 🥲
Poor Mum is freaking out, thinking he's going to hurt her baby's.
That was one tough momma.
Great video. Very informative. First time viewer
U let him go to the neighbors so u can get a call later 😂
The absolute cutest fur pile I have ever seen 😂
Awww Poor Mama. The look in her eyes breaks my heart. She was so scared for her baby. I know they’re destructive but she loves her babies.
All babies are just alike, innocent and loving like human, dog, cat, or raccoon.
They are so cute, you are great with the babies!
The mother was like, "What about my 30 days notice?"😂😂😂
mf got thrown straight into section 8
so cute babies i loveracoons i love they have fingers
Thank you, dad.
You're a true hero.
Thank you for trying to help wildlife.
"How're ya doin', bud?" - this video is peak Canadian! :)
Adorable little buncha rabble rousers!
Glad they’re all together again. Seeing the one baby alone and crying was tough. I feel bad for them, nowhere to go and make a safe nursery.
They are pests. Filthy pests.
Raccoon mothers always always have alternative dens nearby. She will move her babies a few times to keep predators guessing
This was fun to watch lol ROCKET RACCOON!!! 🦝
Aww so sleepy and snuggly
The Mother Raccoon look so scared as it peeks its head out.
they're so cute
Bonjour 🐕 , quelle émouvante image que de voire cette Maman et ces petits dans ce grenier , il faut absolument laisser de la place au animaux pour vivre en paix. Les quelques dégâts que peuvent faire les Animaux, sont riens en rapport au dégâts occasionnée par les humains sur la planète ! Amitiés 🐕 💗 💓 🐕
Great job . gentle with the creatures
So Precious, all six. baby raccoons! xx ooo ! ❣! 🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝🦝!
This video made my day. ❤ I love raccoons. We appreciate the work you do. Thank you.
They're rodents.. stop embarrassing yourself
@@edwardfaris8516 You're the only one embarrassing yourself lol. Raccoons aren't rodents.
@@edwardfaris8516 You should also perhaps think about assisted suicide, it's legal in Switzerland I've heard
@@edwardfaris8516 Simple research
That's interesting how they have a "bug out" destination. I hope she came back for them. I would have thrown another towel on them in her absence. Thanks Brad for educating us on these beautiful creatures.
Wow isn't it late in the year for the raccoons to have babies? I'm surprised.
Thanks Gates
Once they are in there they will always come back. My neighbor had that issue for 15 yrs.
wow. just came across your video. what a lovely job you have. thanks for your uploads.
Too bad we didn't get to see the mama coming back for babies and making sure it did work. Nice video
Looks like a cozy spot to grow up.
Not even a month, and they were huffing and puffing at you❤
ever found a litter of feral kittens? they will straight up sound like they are gonna murder you at a week old
Good, good man! I absolutely love racoons.
I feel like this would be a job a lot of people would enjoy.
great job 👍👍👍
they always wearing sunglasses , sooding smart ,so cool man
This is moe entertaining then 99% of Hollywood movies 🎬 just subscribed
Those Raccoon babies are more well-behaved than most human kids today! 😳🙄🤦♂️🤷♂️💯
U are some kind of special to compare a wild ass animal to a human child. What’s wrong with u. Just 🤫
Love the video!
I'm thinking you will get a call from the home that she moves to, do you call that a 2 for 1!😂
I remember this beautiful mama ♥️🦝🦝
Love Mom poking her head out!
New favorite channel! 😍
“She’ll return to a pre-established den site”
- looks over shoulder … Morher Racoon standing on neighor’s roof with hard hat & jack hammer 😂
Thank you
You two are the coolest husband and wife combo
Very Smart Animal!!
That is very nice of you!
Those are Rocket Racoons descendants. They all must survive to battle Thanos in the future!!
Now we know the real reason why Bruce Willis stopped performing as a movie actor. He just wants to do this. You've got my ful support Bruce!😊
Mother racoon has a natraul instinct to protect her young.
Babies raccoons !! 😍🥰
It’s so funny the baby’s can’t hurt you their teeth aren’t big enough yet. Mom can but she’s mostly show. I have them as pets. Raising raccoons has been a joy of my life. They are so sweet and intelligent. They are a blessing. ❤
I'm glad that you recognize that aggression is just being protective, and recognize that you are the big scary predator. But yeah she seemed to be a good mom, and took action despite her odds. Would liked confirmation that she came back and got the rest of her kits.
We make bird houses. Maybe we need racoon houses. The thing is, how we incurage raccoons to live in spots we want them to?
I wish I could hug you.... thank you for not hurting them.