Ronnie the escaped raccoon
...Mr Scott said:
"We
didn't think we were going to get him, but we went through every
morning checking the traps. "We caught quite a few cats, and some birds
- all of which we let go - and then, underneath a tarpaulin where we
had put a trap, there he was, right as rain." He added: "He's happy,
healthy, and back in his run with loads of females and having a good
time." Police had issued a warning urging people not to try to corner
the raccoon as he may bite. Mr Hammond said: "He was having to fend for
himself and he certainly likes cat food. "I am glad there has been a
happy ending as I don't think it's a good idea to have an animal that
isn't indigenous to the country roaming about.""
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