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WILDCAREFOSTERCAREPROGRAM raccoonsprocyon lotorCaptive Rearing ProtocolCompiled and written by JoLynn and assistance from Lucy Burlingham, Coral Cotten, Cindy Dicke, Lisa Fosco, Megan Isadore, LouAnn Partington, Melanie Piazza, Jamie Ray, Paulette document last modified October 10, read this document entirely before beginning foster care!If you have any questions, contact your team leader or WildCare medical Albert Park LaneSan Rafael, CA 94901415-453-1000 Living with Wildlife Hotline:415-456-SAVE (7283)2 WILDCAREFOSTERCAREMANUAL: RACCOONS415-456-7283 Director of Animal Care: Melanie PiazzaAssistant Director of Animal Care: Cindy DickeAssistant Director of Animal Care: Paulette Smith-RuizWildCare inside line: 415-455-1070 Raccoon Team Leader: JoLynn Taylor415-453-0701 (days and messages)415-453-0712 Albert Park LaneSan Rafael, CA 94901415-453-1000 Living with Wildlife Hotline:415-456-SAVE (7283)415-456-7283 WILDCAREFOSTERCAREMANUAL: RACCOONS3table of contentsraccoon natural history.

Oct 10, 2008 · tend to avoid deep water. Warnings of danger are picked up more by the rac-coon’s keen sense of hearing than sight. Vision is adapted to nocturnal activities and the ability to discriminate colors is unnecessary. Behavior: The name raccoon derives from the Algonquin word “arakunem” meaning, “he washes with his hands.” But wash they do ...

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