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Posted by Trey Thurmond, College Station , Texas Homes on 07/15/2009 10:44 PM

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16 Comments on Look Who Thinks She Is A Cat!

JUL

Trey,

I like the photo. And the title is great. But now I have a question. I am building a house for my Mom in the mountains of Wyoming. A couple of nights ago we had a raccoon raid the bird feeders and then the next night we saw it on the porch. My Mom's cat wanted to go outside, but we didn't let it. Now my Mom is really worried that the cat won't come in to the house in the evening and that the raccoon might hurt it. I don't know anything about raccoons. Do you have any advice for us?

Hi Trey... Fun shot! Did you really get that close or were you just zoomed in from a distance? Racoons are fun to look at but scare me because of the rabies.

Trey, that is a great shot!

Trey: This looks like a scene from own garage. Leave cat food out for our outdoor Gray Kitty and one of these critters are eating it when I come out. Gray Kitty is about as upset as your kitty when it happens. Just sits there and watches. When the raccoon is gone, he cries at the door for more food.

Gary

I know they eat meat including small mamals...I don't know about cats. A small raccoon can easdly take on a large dog.

Steve,

The coon was within 8 feet. I was shooting through a glass door. They do get rabies. All our pets are vaccinated including me...no kidding even though it has been 3 years. LOL

Thanks Tony and Darci

Such a cute coon, is he a pet now? He sure looks at home even with the cat nearby!

Chris Ann

I have one of those cry babies too. :)

Caron

No , he is not a pet even though he THINKS he is one of the crew. We did have a pet one once.. I don't recomend them, especially if small children are around. they are flippant.

Trey, we can tell who's the dominant animal here with the bandit mask.

I hope they are friends...

I hear that those raccoons can be very tough?

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

Trey - What a cutie! You ought to name her Bandita:-) You're right about racoons taking n other small animals. We had one to tangle with a pet duck once. It cost us quite a bit in vet bills to patch up our duck.