When I was a teenager, my father found several racoon kits milling around a dead mother and he brought them home. I learned a lot about how wild animals are not pets during that time. They are cute and their little paws are so amazing, but they are wild animals. I'm really glad you emphasized this in your video.
@@ragnkja I will never forget one of them who would wait until we opened a door to go outside and he would charge into the house and run straight for one of our cupboards and begin frantically throwing everything out looking for the box of cereal he loved. My mother in the background yelling at him and me grabbing him by the tail, holding him in the air trying desperately not to get bit.
Beautiful clingy boy! It was hilarious to watch him climbing all over you haha! I also didn't know (or possibly forgot?) that raccoons relied on touch so much, which is kind of surprising to me since they're so common. I'm excited to see how he grows!
Raccoons are impressive: smart, tough, adaptable omnivores. If they ever developed the ability and inclination to team up with the corvids for a coup, our position as dominant species would be history. ;)
Where I'm from, we call raccoons "Nightbois", so Ringo has a special place in my heart already. Even though they are a nuisance, and love to make a mess of improperly secured garbage cans, I love that my city has embraced them as an unofficial mascot. I would love to see a video about the "City nightlife trifecta: opossum, skunk, and racoon".
A few years back there was a litter(?) of raccoons born under my porch. I was in the country, and they weren't hurting anything, so I let them be. There were four, and they'd run around in the yard at night, chasing each other up trees. It was so much fun watching them, before they left.
My great aunt is a rehabilitator for orphaned raccoons in florida!! great to see such a great home for one who got a little too attached to his caretakers :3
For some reason I didn’t think there were raccoons in Florida (probably because they’re so fuzzy that I assumed they would prefer colder locales). But now that I think of it, 1) Florida has a little bit of everything, and 2) there’s probably no place a raccoon couldn’t settle right in!
Raccoon raccoon raccoon!!!! My favorite among the critters that have adapted to urban life. A lot of folks get annoyed with them but to me they are way less annoying (and less likely to damage the house!) than squirrels, hehe Ringo sure looks like he loves to cuddle! I'm betting that he won't have any trouble at all adjusting to all the touching! Also, giving him the little foot rubs (paw rubs?) was ADORABLE!
My cats showed a racoon the cat door , now he stops by about once a week for dinner sometimes he will even hang out and watch TV with us before he heads out .
When I was about 8 yrs old, my dad found an abandoned racoon kit that might have been just a month or two old. Of course, I name 'her' Rachael, and she lived with us for a bit until my parents found a rescue center to take her in (this was pre-internet, so you couldn't just google it - LOL) She mostly ate baby food, and especially loved cream cheese & fresh pitted cherries, and her little nose & hands were always exploring! This was almost 30 years ago, and I still feel like a kid when I think of her! ❤️❤️❤️
I love that I can get a closer look at cool animals through this chanel. Ringo I Soo cute and charmin, especially with Jessie to explain what I'm seeing.
Hey Jessi an idea for Ringo's enrichment. Try getting his paws wet with water it intensifies his touch. I noticed raccoons washing my sausages in the wet grass they were clean when I put them in the cooler. I'm guessing they were doing it for another reason. Another idea get some egg shaped pieces of wood and let Ringo dip his hands in different colours of food safe paint and give the wood egg to him to paint, then you can sell it. Glad to see another animal made it into your care.
I’m curious: what’s the animal in your part of India that fills the same niche that raccoons do in the areas of the US where they live? (Smart, adaptable, able to live alongside humans and sometimes outwit us 😁)
I was told there are raccoons in my neighborhood but all I have ever seen here over the last almost 60 yrs is possum and squirrels and gophers. When I was a volunteer at a local animals shelter 25 yrs we had a baby raccoon brought in and it was eventually sent to a rehab group. They are cute and feisty too. Great Video ..Thanks Jessi:)
I raised two infant ones after their mom was killed in the road. I only kept them in a cage until they got big enough to run and climb trees, and find food. After that, they ran free, but would always come to me when called.
Oh this takes me back to the summer i had a raccoon. She was so much fun and work. She didn't like anyone else and let them know it. She was beyond clever and wiley. As they age they do change in temperament, alot! I miss you little one.
Hi, Jessi I’ve been watching your videos for awhile and really enjoy them and that they are for educational purposes. I’ve learned so much never say your to old to learn. Love all the different animals that you have and some I’ve never heard of until your channel. On Ringo he’s so adorable looking forward to seeing more love raccoons. I wanted to share with you a gentleman in Canada named James Blackwood - Raccoon Whisperer has a TH-cam channel. If you haven’t seen it check it out he feeds up to 23 wild raccoons each night it’s amazing how they interact with him. He has been doing this for many years. They have no rabies in raccoons in Canada. Thank you for sharing and caring as you do with the animals. Stay safe! 🦝❤️🦝🙏💙🙏
If you could please come and do a presentation in York,Pennsylvania.If you can it would mean the world to me because I live in York,PA.Also I hope you and Ringo make a super strong bond!
He is sooo cute, I want one so badly. But also I understand that you probably thought REALLY Hard about this video, because "wild animal NOT pet" is so important.
Goodness knows raccoons can use a good ambassador! There are so many misconceptions about them that really aren't fair and they are such amazing creatures!
I love raccoons so so much but i know they're not fit to be a pet and i couldn't provide a decent home for them anyway so i'm very happy to live vicariously through you haha. I can't wait for more videos featuring this very good boy!
OH MY GOD HE IS SO ADORABLE FSHKKKGRBLL **melts** || I'm pretty sure if I were an animal other than human, I'd be a raccoon. Tenacious/stubborn, curious, good climber, nocturnal, food motivated, semi-social, omnivorous, lives in dens. Yep! || I would love to harness train my ferrets, but it's very hard to keep ferrets in a harness. They can slip out of it no matter what, so I don't feel safe taking them outside on a leash. I did it briefly at the vet to let my boi try to potty (he didn't).. but I was extremely nervous the whole time, and brough him back in the car after only a couple minutes. If he'd caught sight of something he really wanted, he could have been out of the harness and down the street before I could do anything about it. All my ferrets could. But.. there's just no way to make a harness that ferrets can't get out of.
They have! He is shown in a video called 'baby raccoon goes for a walk' around a year ago, there was never a follow up video of him since then so I'm not sure how he's doing!
@@sapphirII That video was over a year ago. In this video, Jessie said she's only been working with Ringo for a few weeks. Besides, the raccoon in the previous video was named Rocket.
I was wondering about their name and their family. Are they more like a bear or like a fox? Neither! I found this information including a lot of animal names I never heard before. Family: "Procyonidae is a New World family of the order Carnivora. It comprises the raccoons, coatis, kinkajous, olingos, olinguitos, ringtails, and cacomistles. Procyonids inhabit a wide range of environments and are generally omnivorous. Characteristics: Procyonids are relatively small animals, with generally slender bodies and long tails, though the common raccoon tends to be bulky. Because of their general build, the Procyonidae are often popularly viewed as smaller cousins of the bear family. This is apparent in their German names: a raccoon is called a Waschbär (washing bear, as it "washes" its food before eating), a coati is a Nasenbär (nose-bear), while a kinkajou is a Honigbär (honey-bear). Dutch follows suit, calling the animals wasbeer, neusbeer and rolstaartbeer respectively. However, it is now believed that procyonids are more closely related to mustelids than to bears." Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procyonidae?wprov=sfla1 Name: "Names for the species include the common raccoon, North American raccoon, and northern raccoon, The word "raccoon" was adopted into English from the native Powhatan term, as used in the Colony of Virginia. It was recorded on John Smith's list of Powhatan words as aroughcun, and on that of William Strachey as arathkone. It has also been identified as a reflex of a Proto-Algonquian root ahrah-koon-em, meaning "[the] one who rubs, scrubs and scratches with its hands". The word is sometimes spelled as racoon. Spanish colonists adopted the Spanish word mapache from the Nahuatl mapachtli of the Aztecs, meaning "[the] one who takes everything in its hands". In many languages, the raccoon is named for its characteristic dousing behavior in conjunction with that language's term for bear, for example Waschbär ('wash-bear') in German, Huan Xiong (浣熊 'wash-bear') in Chinese, dvivón róchetz (דביבון רוחץ 'washing-bear[dim]') in Hebrew, orsetto lavatore ('little washer bear') in Italian, and araiguma (洗熊 (あらいぐま) 'washing-bear') in Japanese. Alternatively, only the washing behavior might be referred to, as in Russian poloskun (полоскун, 'rinser')." Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raccoon?wprov=sfla1 Thank you very much!
Thanks for making a video about Ringo he’s so cute! I was wondering if you still have Rocket your other raccoon? If so how is he doing and has Ringo ever met him? 🦝
There are a lot of training tips and obedience exercises people can learn from ambassador animals, zookeeper tactics or anyone working with “exotic” species. Things that can be hugely beneficial for dog & cat owners! Like when you gave the example of a puppy trying to wriggle-free of its collar, and said that their owner would likely just “pick it up,” to remedy the situation, that right there seems like a golden opportunity to refocus and help get the puppy used to the collar. If a dog is young like that, even better. Might even take to the training so well that they don’t need to wear it at home. I know dogs and some cats wear collars in case they escape, yes… but I think a highly obedient, trained and responsive animal that is accustomed to wearing a collar could earn a break from it. Provided your property is escape-proof. 😛 I just think someone picking up a puppy who maybe isn’t used to their collar yet is a prime example of what’s wrong with many “lax” dog and cat owners! And parents of kids! 🤣 Whatever is currently happening in their “baby’s” life experience, they want to coddle and make better, rather than kill two birds with one stone, help remedy the moment but also guarantee future success. If that makes sense.
Just out of curiosity but... what happened to Rocket? He had an introductory video over a year ago and haven't seen or even heard him mentioned since. Side note: I love raccoons (notice my avatar). Welcome to the Animal Wonders Family, Ringo! I look forward to seeing more of you in the future.
I apologize that you didn't know. We lost Rocket suddenly and unexpectedly shortly after his debut video was made. We were quite sad about it so instead of making a sad video, we made posts on our Instagram and FB pages honoring his memory 💔
I once fell asleep in my car with the windows open and some leftover food on the passenger seat. I woke up face to face with a raccoon on my windshield, moments from climbing in for the food. I was able to get the windows rolled up in time, but I always think about what would've happened if I woke up a minute later and it had gotten in. It probably wouldn't have ended well for me lol. I imagine my initial reaction would've been to freak out, awaking to a raccoon in my car, which would've probably then caused it to freak out too and attack me.
Do you Worry about Rabies ?, I'm in Australia {rabies free} so I was wondering what precautions you take for both Animals & Humans. maybe a video on this would help explain especially in this epidemic {maybe there are hints in your control and precautions that are applicable to us.
I know animal wonders has made 2 videos that include a little information about Rabies, one is a video called misconceptions: cats, dogs and Rabies. She talks about some myths about Rabies in that video. There is also a video called Rabies scare about when she got bit by a mink who might have had Rabies. But I also think it would be cool for animal wonders to make a video that goes more in depth about Rabies. Great suggestion!
Jessi: "..hands-on interaction"
Ringo: pap pap pap
LMAO HAAHHAHHAHA
When I was a teenager, my father found several racoon kits milling around a dead mother and he brought them home. I learned a lot about how wild animals are not pets during that time. They are cute and their little paws are so amazing, but they are wild animals. I'm really glad you emphasized this in your video.
I have heard that they are very curious and creative, which for most animals means they tear apart their environment in their quest to explore it.
What happened to them?
thats so sad :(
@@EclecticallyEccentric Because they were raised mostly outside, they eventually didn't come home.
@@ragnkja I will never forget one of them who would wait until we opened a door to go outside and he would charge into the house and run straight for one of our cupboards and begin frantically throwing everything out looking for the box of cereal he loved. My mother in the background yelling at him and me grabbing him by the tail, holding him in the air trying desperately not to get bit.
Ringo's timing is perfect when you mention "hands-on"!
Beautiful clingy boy! It was hilarious to watch him climbing all over you haha! I also didn't know (or possibly forgot?) that raccoons relied on touch so much, which is kind of surprising to me since they're so common. I'm excited to see how he grows!
Raccoons are impressive: smart, tough, adaptable omnivores. If they ever developed the ability and inclination to team up with the corvids for a coup, our position as dominant species would be history. ;)
No question! We’d be SO DONE!
Where I'm from, we call raccoons "Nightbois", so Ringo has a special place in my heart already.
Even though they are a nuisance, and love to make a mess of improperly secured garbage cans, I love that my city has embraced them as an unofficial mascot.
I would love to see a video about the "City nightlife trifecta: opossum, skunk, and racoon".
A few years back there was a litter(?) of raccoons born under my porch. I was in the country, and they weren't hurting anything, so I let them be. There were four, and they'd run around in the yard at night, chasing each other up trees. It was so much fun watching them, before they left.
My great aunt is a rehabilitator for orphaned raccoons in florida!! great to see such a great home for one who got a little too attached to his caretakers :3
For some reason I didn’t think there were raccoons in Florida (probably because they’re so fuzzy that I assumed they would prefer colder locales). But now that I think of it, 1) Florida has a little bit of everything, and 2) there’s probably no place a raccoon couldn’t settle right in!
Raccoon raccoon raccoon!!!! My favorite among the critters that have adapted to urban life. A lot of folks get annoyed with them but to me they are way less annoying (and less likely to damage the house!) than squirrels, hehe
Ringo sure looks like he loves to cuddle! I'm betting that he won't have any trouble at all adjusting to all the touching! Also, giving him the little foot rubs (paw rubs?) was ADORABLE!
I understand that raccoons will eat yellow jacket nests. That alone makes them good in my book.
I concur
I agree
hello, Ringo!! nice to meet you💕
I've always loved raccoons, especially how they've been known to wash their food in water before eating. Such cool creatures. 🦝
The name for Raccoons in German is "Waschbar" or Wash-bear.
Now you need a John, Paul and George
YESSSSS
😂❤️👍🏻
Oh my gosh, I love Ringo so much!!!!
All your videos are great-but this one is off the charts. So much cuteness! You’ve got a new star on your hands. 😄
My cats showed a racoon the cat door , now he stops by about once a week for dinner sometimes he will even hang out and watch TV with us before he heads out .
At the farm I worked at a few years ago, there was a old cat that would fight raccoons over his food. He got blinded in one eye from that.
@@sapphirII my cats are a bit smarter than that , they are lovers not fighters
@@sickofthestupid1067
Your cats probably prefer to play cooperatively, not competitively, and I 100% agree with them.
That’s amazing! You get to have the “raccoon experience” without trying to keep one as a pet and thus have your life turned upside down!
When I was about 8 yrs old, my dad found an abandoned racoon kit that might have been just a month or two old. Of course, I name 'her' Rachael, and she lived with us for a bit until my parents found a rescue center to take her in (this was pre-internet, so you couldn't just google it - LOL) She mostly ate baby food, and especially loved cream cheese & fresh pitted cherries, and her little nose & hands were always exploring! This was almost 30 years ago, and I still feel like a kid when I think of her! ❤️❤️❤️
Oh my goodness, he is such a cutie! I love that he is so touch-positive.
What an adorable little guy. Considering how clever raccoons are, it would be fun to see Ringo tackle a bunch of puzzles or a maze/obstacle course.
I love that I can get a closer look at cool animals through this chanel. Ringo I Soo cute and charmin, especially with Jessie to explain what I'm seeing.
their polite little hands are so goshdarn adorable!
Good luck with puberty, Ringo
I love living vicariously through Jessi!
I love your videos and your animals
Hey Jessi an idea for Ringo's enrichment. Try getting his paws wet with water it intensifies his touch. I noticed raccoons washing my sausages in the wet grass they were clean when I put them in the cooler. I'm guessing they were doing it for another reason. Another idea get some egg shaped pieces of wood and let Ringo dip his hands in different colours of food safe paint and give the wood egg to him to paint, then you can sell it. Glad to see another animal made it into your care.
he seems fine with accepting touch, such a cute little guy ❤️
I used to see two little raccoons stealing pears from my grandmas trees. They were so cute!
Did anyone else read "Frosty, A Raccoon to Remember" as a kid? It both made me want a raccoon as a pet and taught me it wasn't a good idea.
Ringo... Star(r) is fab! (Couldn't resist the pun!) He's adorable, and I hope he starts to feel more relaxed in his carrier soon.
Hehe, as A Beatles Fan, I love your comment lol
Hi Ringo! You are so cute! Sending you love from India! 🥰
I’m curious: what’s the animal in your part of India that fills the same niche that raccoons do in the areas of the US where they live? (Smart, adaptable, able to live alongside humans and sometimes outwit us 😁)
@@stellabelikiewicz1523 Mostly stray cats, they are like the raccoons of this place 🐱
Awww, he looks like he has a lot of affection for you, that’s great
Love Jessi and Ringo and all at Animal Wonders!
Ringo is very intelligent... he can learn much more things best of luck
My feelings about racoons are a land of contrasts as I have lost a few chickens to what was probably a racoon.
Raccoons are so intelligent and ridiculously dexterous. I'm honestly surprised that procionids didn't out-evolve hominids.
Hello Ringo. 💙
You are so adorable!
Hope to see more of you bud!
I'm in love! 😍
We don't have raccoons in my country so I'm really excited to learn more about them!
I was told there are raccoons in my neighborhood but all I have ever seen here over the last almost 60 yrs is possum and squirrels and gophers. When I was a volunteer at a local animals shelter 25 yrs we had a baby raccoon brought in and it was eventually sent to a rehab group. They are cute and feisty too. Great Video ..Thanks Jessi:)
I raised two infant ones after their mom was killed in the road. I only kept them in a cage until they got big enough to run and climb trees, and find food. After that, they ran free, but would always come to me when called.
Oh this takes me back to the summer i had a raccoon. She was so much fun and work. She didn't like anyone else and let them know it. She was beyond clever and wiley. As they age they do change in temperament, alot! I miss you little one.
I'm kind of afraid to ask, but what happened to her?
@@EclecticallyEccentric
She was rehomed and escaped! Never seen again. I taught her to climb and forage so i hope she went wild!
I want to just pet Ringo all day he’s fur seems so soft and thick
Hi, Jessi I’ve been watching your videos for awhile and really enjoy them and that they are for educational purposes. I’ve learned so much never say your to old to learn. Love all the different animals that you have and some I’ve never heard of until your channel. On Ringo he’s so adorable looking forward to seeing more love raccoons. I wanted to share with you a gentleman in Canada named James Blackwood - Raccoon Whisperer has a TH-cam channel. If you haven’t seen it check it out he feeds up to 23 wild raccoons each night it’s amazing how they interact with him. He has been doing this for many years. They have no rabies in raccoons in Canada. Thank you for sharing and caring as you do with the animals. Stay safe! 🦝❤️🦝🙏💙🙏
If you could please come and do a presentation in York,Pennsylvania.If you can it would mean the world to me because I live in York,PA.Also I hope you and Ringo make a super strong bond!
🎵ringo raccoon
checked into his room
only to find gideon’s bible🎵
I mean, his name is Ringo! Haha
Ringo Starr 😂❤️
I love Ringo, he is so cute. Hope he is ok and is safe!
Rings is so cute!
Absolutely adoreable!
He is sooo cute, I want one so badly.
But also I understand that you probably thought REALLY Hard about this video, because "wild animal NOT pet" is so important.
Goodness knows raccoons can use a good ambassador! There are so many misconceptions about them that really aren't fair and they are such amazing creatures!
My ferrets have that milk carton toy, they love it!
Please more video on Ringo I have a raccoon at home and he is absolutely incredible
Aww 😍
So super sweet
I love raccoons so so much but i know they're not fit to be a pet and i couldn't provide a decent home for them anyway so i'm very happy to live vicariously through you haha. I can't wait for more videos featuring this very good boy!
so excited to see more of this crafty friend!!!!! i love smart animals. :) If you guys still have rats, I wanna see more videos on them too!
I don't usually like raccoons but Ringo because I fell in love with him.🦝
OH MY GOD HE IS SO ADORABLE FSHKKKGRBLL **melts** || I'm pretty sure if I were an animal other than human, I'd be a raccoon. Tenacious/stubborn, curious, good climber, nocturnal, food motivated, semi-social, omnivorous, lives in dens. Yep! || I would love to harness train my ferrets, but it's very hard to keep ferrets in a harness. They can slip out of it no matter what, so I don't feel safe taking them outside on a leash. I did it briefly at the vet to let my boi try to potty (he didn't).. but I was extremely nervous the whole time, and brough him back in the car after only a couple minutes. If he'd caught sight of something he really wanted, he could have been out of the harness and down the street before I could do anything about it. All my ferrets could. But.. there's just no way to make a harness that ferrets can't get out of.
Hi Ringo!!!
He likes you so much he put his hands all on your face!
Have you ever had a raccoon at animal wonders before? I’m just curious
Anyways, I hope all goes well with Ringo!
I think she mentioned she cared for raccoons in the place before AnimalWonders.
@@sapphirII ah, okay
They have!
He is shown in a video called 'baby raccoon goes for a walk' around a year ago, there was never a follow up video of him since then so I'm not sure how he's doing!
@@AlreadyFallenOut3 I was thinking it's the same raccoon.
@@sapphirII That video was over a year ago. In this video, Jessie said she's only been working with Ringo for a few weeks. Besides, the raccoon in the previous video was named Rocket.
I was wondering about their name and their family. Are they more like a bear or like a fox? Neither!
I found this information including a lot of animal names I never heard before.
Family:
"Procyonidae is a New World family of the order Carnivora. It comprises the raccoons, coatis, kinkajous, olingos, olinguitos, ringtails, and cacomistles. Procyonids inhabit a wide range of environments and are generally omnivorous.
Characteristics:
Procyonids are relatively small animals, with generally slender bodies and long tails, though the common raccoon tends to be bulky.
Because of their general build, the Procyonidae are often popularly viewed as smaller cousins of the bear family. This is apparent in their German names: a raccoon is called a Waschbär (washing bear, as it "washes" its food before eating), a coati is a Nasenbär (nose-bear), while a kinkajou is a Honigbär (honey-bear). Dutch follows suit, calling the animals wasbeer, neusbeer and rolstaartbeer respectively. However, it is now believed that procyonids are more closely related to mustelids than to bears."
Source:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procyonidae?wprov=sfla1
Name:
"Names for the species include the common raccoon, North American raccoon, and northern raccoon, The word "raccoon" was adopted into English from the native Powhatan term, as used in the Colony of Virginia. It was recorded on John Smith's list of Powhatan words as aroughcun, and on that of William Strachey as arathkone. It has also been identified as a reflex of a Proto-Algonquian root ahrah-koon-em, meaning "[the] one who rubs, scrubs and scratches with its hands". The word is sometimes spelled as racoon.
Spanish colonists adopted the Spanish word mapache from the Nahuatl mapachtli of the Aztecs, meaning "[the] one who takes everything in its hands". In many languages, the raccoon is named for its characteristic dousing behavior in conjunction with that language's term for bear, for example Waschbär ('wash-bear') in German, Huan Xiong (浣熊 'wash-bear') in Chinese, dvivón róchetz (דביבון רוחץ 'washing-bear[dim]') in Hebrew, orsetto lavatore ('little washer bear') in Italian, and araiguma (洗熊 (あらいぐま) 'washing-bear') in Japanese. Alternatively, only the washing behavior might be referred to, as in Russian poloskun (полоскун, 'rinser')."
Source:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raccoon?wprov=sfla1
Thank you very much!
where are the Ringo paintings?
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DO ANOTHER BIRD UPDATE
Actually, why not do an update on all the animals? Thanks.
Yeah
Hello
Ringo it’s very nice to meet you
I wish he could come visit me in my house. 😍 I teared up just looking at how cute he is. I love raccoons!
Much respect.
what a handsome boy!!!!
I love your vids
so cute!
Thanks for making a video about Ringo he’s so cute! I was wondering if you still have Rocket your other raccoon? If so how is he doing and has Ringo ever met him? 🦝
Oh never mind I just scrolled down to see your reply about loosing Rocket. So sorry you lost him. 💔☹️
I watch you on epic at school
I agree with that
HE HAS HANDS LIKE HE'S PEOPLE!!!
What a prince
There are a lot of training tips and obedience exercises people can learn from ambassador animals, zookeeper tactics or anyone working with “exotic” species. Things that can be hugely beneficial for dog & cat owners!
Like when you gave the example of a puppy trying to wriggle-free of its collar, and said that their owner would likely just “pick it up,” to remedy the situation, that right there seems like a golden opportunity to refocus and help get the puppy used to the collar. If a dog is young like that, even better. Might even take to the training so well that they don’t need to wear it at home. I know dogs and some cats wear collars in case they escape, yes… but I think a highly obedient, trained and responsive animal that is accustomed to wearing a collar could earn a break from it. Provided your property is escape-proof. 😛
I just think someone picking up a puppy who maybe isn’t used to their collar yet is a prime example of what’s wrong with many “lax” dog and cat owners! And parents of kids! 🤣 Whatever is currently happening in their “baby’s” life experience, they want to coddle and make better, rather than kill two birds with one stone, help remedy the moment but also guarantee future success. If that makes sense.
i’d die for ringo
he is so cute!!
He's awesome! Also, way better than Ringo Starr ever was.
They’re Both Awesome! Ringo Starr is talented, But I mean you’ve got a point haha
no way, I'm so happy to see a raccoon on this channel
I want him
🖤🖤🖤
I freaking love raccoons! My dogs coloring is similar to a raccoon so I always draw that similarity.
Just out of curiosity but... what happened to Rocket? He had an introductory video over a year ago and haven't seen or even heard him mentioned since.
Side note: I love raccoons (notice my avatar). Welcome to the Animal Wonders Family, Ringo! I look forward to seeing more of you in the future.
I apologize that you didn't know. We lost Rocket suddenly and unexpectedly shortly after his debut video was made. We were quite sad about it so instead of making a sad video, we made posts on our Instagram and FB pages honoring his memory 💔
@@animalwondersmontana Ah, that explains it. I follow you on TH-cam and Twitter, so yeah, I missed that. Sorry about that.
What supplies do you need to rescue a animal
Ringo is so cute!
I love raccoons and Ringo 🦝💕
💕
Omg he is so cute!
Raccons a very social. Why doea Ringo not have a buddy yet?
is rocket still around?
RINGO RACCOON!!!
👍okay
Is ringo going to be an ambassador?
What happened to Rocket?
He's a cutie for sure
tanoooooooki!
I once fell asleep in my car with the windows open and some leftover food on the passenger seat. I woke up face to face with a raccoon on my windshield, moments from climbing in for the food. I was able to get the windows rolled up in time, but I always think about what would've happened if I woke up a minute later and it had gotten in. It probably wouldn't have ended well for me lol. I imagine my initial reaction would've been to freak out, awaking to a raccoon in my car, which would've probably then caused it to freak out too and attack me.
And then steal your car 😁
@@stellabelikiewicz1523 LOL
Ringo Huckleberry cross over
Is he eating the seeds from that pine cone or did she hide some of his treats in it?
He's finding and eating treats shoved into the spaces in the pinecone, though he'd probably be happy to eat pine seeds as well.
Do you Worry about Rabies ?, I'm in Australia {rabies free} so I was wondering what precautions you take for both Animals & Humans. maybe a video on this would help explain especially in this epidemic {maybe there are hints in your control and precautions that are applicable to us.
I know animal wonders has made 2 videos that include a little information about Rabies, one is a video called misconceptions: cats, dogs and Rabies. She talks about some myths about Rabies in that video. There is also a video called Rabies scare about when she got bit by a mink who might have had Rabies. But I also think it would be cool for animal wonders to make a video that goes more in depth about Rabies. Great suggestion!