Posted on Apr 25, 2021
Maine Marine veteran rescues stranded raccoon on Kittery bridge
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What would you do if you saw an animal stranded above a body of water? On Earth Day, Mainer Alec Liberman, 33, faced this dilemma when he saw a raccoon on the bridge that connects Badgers Island to Kittery.
Liberman told NEWS CENTER Maine that he saw the raccoon walking back and forth on along a pylon on Thursday morning. He said he called animal control, but got the sense that they would not respond, so he decided to take matters into his own hands two hours later when he saw the animal curling up due to cold and windy weather.
Liberman told NEWS CENTER Maine that he saw the raccoon walking back and forth on along a pylon on Thursday morning. He said he called animal control, but got the sense that they would not respond, so he decided to take matters into his own hands two hours later when he saw the animal curling up due to cold and windy weather.
Maine Marine veteran rescues stranded raccoon on Kittery bridge
Posted from newscentermaine.com
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Portsmouth
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Wildlife control weren't overly worried, because the animal wasn't trying to attack anybody shipmate PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth Raccoons don't Need to Attack You. There Natural Inquisitiveness and Playfulness can be Problematic. Nothing Like a Raccoon throwing Crayons and Pots and Pans at Someone (Yours Truly) Don't ever Let Anyone Talk you into Babysitting a Raccoon.
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