
Adorable Raccoon Rescue in Colorado Caught on Bodycam
An adorable rescue is going viral in Colorado and across the country. A homeowner was shocked when they noticed a family of raccoons inside of their wood-burning stove.
Jefferson County Raccoon Rescue Goes Viral Across Colorado
The homeowner did the right thing and immediately contacted the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office. According to KDVR, when the officers arrived the mama raccoon got scared and ran up the chimney. She was later found on the roof.
Jefferson County Animal Control Saves Baby Raccoons
Jefferson County Sheriff's Animal Control officers then safely captured the four baby raccoons that the mother raccoon left behind.
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The officers then put the four babies in a bush. KDVR does say that the babies were safely reunited with their startled mother.
Raccoon Family Reunited Safely in Jefferson County
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office shared the video on social media. There were plenty of comments praising the happy ending. One commenter even went ahead and named the adorable raccoons Smoky, Cinders, and Ash.
Take a look at the rescue below.
Bodycam Video from Jefferson County Officers Shows Unique Rescue
The cute video has been shared across various social media outlets since then. It's really cool to see the bodycam footage of this, so we can witness it the same way the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office does.
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This video emerges at a time when animals are most active. During the early summer months, animals are having more babies and getting themselves stuck in odd situations.
Just last week, a curious dog had to be saved by the Colorado Springs Fire Department because it was stuck inside a pipe in a home.
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We want to say thank you to law enforcement for keeping animals' best interests in mind and going above and beyond for them.
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