Raccoon Ranch

Raccoon Ranch USDA licensed
501c3 Non-profit
Pet raccoon rescue
Pet raccoon boarding

TheRaccoonRanch.org

That face! 🫶🏼🦝🤎
06/18/2026

That face! 🫶🏼🦝🤎

Two weeks ago vs. today They grow up so fast Marshmallow for size 🤣🤣*not available for adoption. He is one of the 30+ or...
06/07/2026

Two weeks ago vs. today

They grow up so fast

Marshmallow for size 🤣🤣

*not available for adoption. He is one of the 30+ orphans we are raising to go back to the wild

It’s that time of year….Hotter days mean lighter meals. This is when pet raccoons need to lose the last of their “winter...
06/05/2026

It’s that time of year….Hotter days mean lighter meals. This is when pet raccoons need to lose the last of their “winter weight”. If your raccoon still has a fat tail, it is time to lighten their diet.

If your raccoon is over 2 years old, you might consider dropping kibble from their diet completely during spring and early summer. Healthy grains and small portions of lean protein like chicken, venison, or an egg, along with fresh vegetables and seasonal fruit will give your raccoon all the nutrition it needs.

If you are interested helping support our wildlife rehab or our raccoon sanctuary we have several options listed on our page 🫶🏼 Thank you for all the continued support.

Well……🥵
06/03/2026

Well……

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Caitlyn Copsey Thank you so much for your generosity 🫶🏼🫶🏼 This puppy chow will help feed the plethora of orphans we are ...
06/01/2026

Caitlyn Copsey Thank you so much for your generosity 🫶🏼🫶🏼 This puppy chow will help feed the plethora of orphans we are currently raising for release.

This year has been the biggest year we have had. We have already finished 50 pounds of formula, and we still have neonatal babies in the incubator getting fat and staying warm.

If you are interested in helping us help all these babies, you can check out our Amazon wish list here https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/5S3SGX1VV1FL?ref_=wl_share

FYI these cardboard shipping boxes make great “raccoon boxes” that you just throw away when they get trashed 🦝🦝🦝🦝

05/28/2026

PSA because of the amount of “mangy raccoon” calls we have gotten, we are sharing this information.

Spring time hair shedding, also called coat cracking is perfectly normal for all raccoons, wild or domestic. You might see a male with a bunch of mats around his tail, or you might see a female who has pulled out all that extra fur and is using it as nesting material. Her entire tail and half her body might be naked and it’s ok!

If you see a raccoon out during the day, it is also ok. Most nursing moms will be out scouting for food throughout daylight hours because it is the safest time for her to leave her babies alone while she gets some food and water.

If you see a raccoon acting “weird” outside of them being out in daylight or having a messed up coat, then it’s probably best to reach out to a wildlife rehabber. Walking in circles or showing visible signs of distress (like having seizures or foaming at the mouth) are key. A raccoon that walks right up to humans isn’t necessarily sick either, more than likely they were habituated to humans in some way.

Since we have so many “pest removal experts” out there trapping and unaliving mother raccoons they are causing hundreds if not thousands of orphaned baby raccoons to be raised by unpaid wildlife rehabbers all over the country. Those baby raccoons end up getting very used to humans and often start the cycle all over again by moving into your home or garage or shed.

STOP USING EXTERMINATORS or PEST REMOVAL COMPANIES PLEASE

They are costing wildlife rehabber time, energy and resources we don’t have. This year we are bottle feeding 30 of their orphans and that means we CANNOT afford to help the injured raccoons who are truly in need!

We are currently struggling to pay our vet bill on the little raccoon who had its eye ripped out. If you would like to help her, there is a post on this page with links 🫶🏼

We had a young gentleman bring us a baby from his yard, a tiny eyes closed almost newborn baby raccoon. He tried putting...
05/24/2026

We had a young gentleman bring us a baby from his yard, a tiny eyes closed almost newborn baby raccoon. He tried putting it in a warm box and hoping mom would come back, but after a cold night without mom returning he knew it was time to seek help. He knew exactly where to go.

When he got here he said “I know this place, I drive for UPS, I’m here all the time!!”

So say hello to our first ever raccoon delivered by the UPS guy 🤣😜 Marshmallow for size reference

We will take good care of him. We will need a name for this sweet little boy. If you would like to send us an 8lb bucket of formula to help with him and all the other babies at the ranch, you can pick his name. We use raccoon formula available at https://foxvalleynutrition.com/
An 8lb bucket will last this precious guy till release 🫶🏼

Thank you for all the love and support during these busy “baby months”. I lost count back at 20 orphaned babies, 132 loads of laundry, 3 cases of puppy pads, and countless hours of bottles and they aren’t slowing down. Please don’t trap and relocate in the spring, drive carefully at dusk and dawn, and for the love of all things holy, PLEASE don’t use “pest removal” companies. They are being paid to end the mother’s life then dump babies on rehabbers everywhere and they do NOTHING to help us! 😩😩😩🥵🥵🥵

05/19/2026

Let the weening games begin! If this Indiana weather could just warm up already, we could be doing this outside! Instead we moved all 8 adult raccoons down to their new outdoor enclosures, and it’s a good thing they love it, because we needed their indoor enclosures to start blending babies together and get them ready for prerelease. 🥵 I’m sorry if I haven’t posted updates on all the babies brought here, it’s been an exhausting couple of months, but no worries, everyone lived and is thriving 🫶🏼

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Hudson, IN
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