Raccoon by LexnGer. CC-BY-NC. From flickr.com.
Filthy Frank

Filthy Frank

We don't know its genus anymore.

Filthy Frank is probably the most toxic raccoon we have. He could eat nuclear waste if you wanted him to. While many people don't think this is a good quality to have in a household pet, this makes Frank a good method of waste disposal. Exterminators, chemists and physicists love Frank! For anyone apprehensive to the idea of having a walking hazardous material disposal in their house, our guarantee specifically states that he is obedient, loving, and rabies-free (we cannot, however, deny the existance of other diseases in this raccoon).

We are not responsible for any harm which may occur from ownership of this animal. By adopting this animal, you agree that savehomelesscoons.org is not responsible for damage or destrution of property, humans, other animals, or this animal.
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