Roxy's Raccoon Rehabilitation Rescue Inc

03/03/2025

Great photography! 🥰❤️

03/03/2025

 Humans!!! Please stop trapping and hauling mama Raccoon off and dumping her. She will not survive outside of her own territory. Then rehabbers take her babies to raise up with a cost of $500 or more to raise them to release back into their habitat at about 6 months! Mama Raccoon does a much better job raising her children than we do. Please do not separate the families! Call a rehabilitator for guidance! HUMANELY EVICT!! This precious boy is crying for his momma. Breaks my heart! 💔

03/02/2025

DELAYED! Raining orphaned infant wildlife!! I’m rescheduling to Friday, 3/7 at 1:00 pm.

I will be having my first WhatNot live Auction tomorrow at 1:00 pm. Come join me! All proceeds go to the Rescue to purchase, food, vaccines, prescriptions, supplies, vet bills when necessary and enrichment items. Drop
In, lets chat a little and see if you find something you like! Womens Contemporary clothing! 🦝💜

Whatnot is a social marketplace where you can discover some of your favorite products like sports cards, sneakers, luxury handbags and women’s thrift, Pokémon cards and more through live auctions! Download the app or shop on web.

03/01/2025

We got in 4 neonate intakes yesterday! Meet Gruffy and Duffy! Gruffy was growling and huffing at me yesterday! They are approximately 2 weeks old. Mom did not come back for them. It will cost approximately $500-$700 to raise them up for the next approximately 6 months until they are ready for release. Donations are greatly appreciated for their care. We are strictly volunteers. We can only do this through public donations. I am a nonprofit and all donations are tax deductible. Please share our page. Thank you.

02/28/2025

Let's be kind to our wildlife animals ❤️

02/28/2025

It is raining baby raccoons!! Reunites with momma were unsuccessful! We are going to need more vaccines, more formula, more medication’s, so please if you are able make a donation to the rescue. We are a nonprofit. Your donation is taxed deductible.

02/28/2025

Proceeds from all sales benefit my non-profit wildlife rescue, Roxy’s Raccoon Rehabilitation Rescue Inc., for orphaned and injured wildlife.

02/21/2025

I wish everyone would get the chance, at least once, to see animals through my eyes.

When I looked down, this is what I saw...

A helpless little creature, that had endured torturous pain at the hands of humans.

Yet still, he let me spend quite a bit of time removing glue and oil from his tiny little body, without a fight.

I need to work on him some more but he's getting a much needed break. For right now, he's warm, hydrated, receiving pain meds and his wounds have been cleaned up. He's been such a grateful, tolerant little patient.

Please people, STOP USING GLUE TRAPS. They should be banned! They are a very cruel method of solving a problem. These animals die a slow painful death, trying to pull themselves off. Just stop! Please...

02/21/2025

I need to give a great big shout out to Sarah and David Solove! They are offsite volunteers for Roxy’s and they are the technological geniuses behind most of the videos and posts that you see. I would not have the videos and reels that everyone enjoys without their expertise.🦝💜

02/21/2025

Here is the release! 13 coonies this time. Most of these animals came in as neonates and bottle babies. It is very costly to rehabilitate and prepare these animals for release. If you would like to donate there are links at the top of the page as well as the donate button. We are not supported by any governmental agency. This is all on a volunteer basis. Please consider giving to the coonies we have in care. We currently have approximately 50 Cooney’s in rehabilitation.🦝💜

02/21/2025

We had a great release on Saturday. This is a video of us, encouraging the raccoons to get into the carriers. We use Raccoon crack, also known as marshmallows a few weeks before release. We start giving them a few marshmallows as we don’t give them sweet treats. So we threw marshmallows into the carriers and some went in. The others we had to catch by catch with gloves. They do not like that at all and let us know.

02/13/2025

Oh my goodness! We got a new, and I mean brand new baby! He was brought to us by Osceola Animal Services Officer Vargas. A little boy, 80 grams, just a couple days old. We were not able to reunite with momma sadly. That is always our first choice. We will do our best to rescue, rehabilitate and release in his natural habitat. Please make a donation for his care!
**** As cute as they are, never take an animal from the wild and keep it as a pet. It will not turn out well for you or the animal. ***

02/12/2025

Please meet Izzy and Lizzy. This brother and sister were dropped off last night by Animal Control Officer Franklin. There was no option to reunite with mom, so these two have been rescued, will be rehabilitated and returned to their natural habitat when they are ready, at about 6 months. Please donate to these two babies for their food, supplies, vaccines and medications. 🦝💜
*** Please do not take wildlife and keep them as pets. It is illegal and it will most likely cost the animal it’s life. Raccoons do not make good pets. ***