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What a majestic creature

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Self portrait of a local artist (2020)

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✅ Cole Valley’s dog-sized raccoons keep it on my list of potential new neighborhoods

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She gave rave reviews of my trash

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Can you find the 🦝?

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I won’t name names, but someone was just partaking in my neighbor’s trash.

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I can confirm eating a burrito by Stow Lake is a great way to find aggressive raccoons.

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His favorite dish tastes like mango chutney and burnt hair.

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My friends making their nightly commute to my backyard.

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Life in this town can be rough.

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That’s my sad bedroom window on the left. This one seems to think making raccoon noises will get me to feed him, I guess.

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My neighbor’s cat is secretly a raccoon!

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New favorite artist

Original Source (Piper the Raccoon, through Tito the raccoon’s instagram)

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The raccoon hiding back in the alley is my accountant.

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This guy’s main pastimes are taking a bath in the cat’s water and leaving muddy footprints in the house.

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Please meet my district supervisor, who was elected on a platform of free trash for all.