During the rest of "Relaxed January", we will be reposting some of our most viewed Nature Friday posts of 2024. This June 2024 post, in addition to being one of our most viewed, is one of Mama's favorite posts of the year.
Today we wanted to share a story Mama told us the other day. She says the story is true, but we did not view any of the characters with our own eyes and cannot confirm or deny the validity of Mama's "fairy tail"
Once upon a time there was a little raccoon who, while on an evening fence walk with its Mama, fell and got his foot stuck in between the slats in the backyard of two cute little Lhasa Apso princesses.
The Mama of the cute Lhasa princesses, while not letting them see the raccoon, freed the cute woodland creature using a shovel to loosen the slat of the fence and release his foot.
Sunny: Rosy, how come we didn't know any of this happened.
Rosy: I still think it's a fairy tail Sunny, but there was that day last week where Mama only let us go outside on leash..but I don't know how we could have missed seeing or smelling the little guy.
After his foot was released, the cute little raccoon went and hid behind
a hose keeper to escape the sun and maybe to hide from the fierce Lhasa Apso sisters that were rumored to occupy the backyard.
The raccoon hung out behind the hose keeper all afternoon. The Mama of the Lhasa Apso warrior princesses got a little worried that the story was not going to have a happy ending but she left the little raccoon alone hoping he would move along during the evening(raccoons are nocturnal).
The trail camera was set up to keep an eye on the little raccoon and what happened that night was amazing.
Just look at this little video and see....
You can also view the movie HERE on our YouTube Channel too!
That's right, Mama raccoon came to retrieve the baby, and we are very thankful to say every raccoon lived happily ever after.
I'm still am not convinced it's a true story though. Come on Sunny, let's head outside to sniff around that hose keeper!
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteI remember that post... and it is every bit as awesome as the first time round! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
What an adorable racoon and your mom saved the day - that's the best part!
ReplyDeleteWe are happy the adorable little one made it out without any issues. He would not have much luck in our yard if we went out and found him. Good thing for moms, right?
ReplyDeleteWe remember seeing that video before. What a sweet little racoon. Your mom was very kind to help him get his leg out of the fence and keep an eye on him. We're glad his mom came to get him.
ReplyDeleteDearest Neice Warrior Princesses.......first Aunty C must remind you that Mama's are always right, they have eyes in the back of their head and well THEY DON'T always share everything with their princesses 'cause said princesses tend to get rather excited and barky 'aka warrior title'.
ReplyDeleteSo Aunt C commends Mama of da warrior princesses for her ability to pull the wool over the eyes of the princesses. What a fun fun story with a great ending
Hugs AC
I remember this beautiful story, I also love happily ever after.
ReplyDeleteWe remember that story! We think the pictures are evidence that it's true. We know our Mommy wouldn't let us get anywhere near a baby OR adult raccoon, either! XOX Xena and Chia
ReplyDeleteHey girls, the proof is in the video - what a sweet little one. We loved the little sound he/she was making. What a good Mama to come for her baby. That was so good to see. We believe it, Rosy and Sunny.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Misty and Timber
Yes, that was a good one and we were so happy for that reunion!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little racoon friend
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute racoon. I hope his sore leg healed up quickly too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
ReplyDeleteJava Bean: "Mamas never let their babies down!"
ReplyDeleteWe forgot about this adventure - we hope the racoon is doing well. Lee and Phod
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