Sweet and Wild as Ever.

giveyoumysunshinebest

You might find something like this on your property or along public forest trails. It’s about the same size and shape as a ketchup packet and smells like rotten fish. Believe it or not, this little packet protects you, your pets, and your family. The USDA drops these in areas (including Hamilton County) where raccoon-variant rabies has been known to occur. Raccoons find the packet and eat the contents, and it provides them with immunity to rabies. If you find one, simply leave it where it is, or, if it’s in an area accessible to a pet or child, just put on a pair of gloves and move it. Don’t worry, though— even if it was handled by a human or pet, it doesn’t pose any danger besides an unpleasant odor.

~ For Fox Sake Wildlife Rescue

beardedmrbean

It's Not Ketchup Packets Falling From The Sky, It's Rabies Vaccine

The Allegheny County Health Department just completed its 20th year of raccoon rabies mitigation. County employees and volunteers distribute

90.5 WESA

Effort Launches to Vaccinate Raccoons Against Rabies in All Five Boroughs - NYC Health

www1.nyc.gov

Because everything like this should have a clickable source, first one is a news report second one is the NYC department of health official site.

variousnavies

Big big ups to the poster who added sources 👍👍👍

caylee-shae

themoatedgrange

silverseasofsummer

sadsongsandwaltzes

Actually, I think girls in middle school and high school should still feel comfortable having fuzzy pillows and lava lamps and glitter pens and sequin tops and a colorful wardrobe and whatever else they think is pretty or cool. Maybe we shouldn’t, like, try to beat the personality and life out of the youngsters, neither should we expect them to act like anything other than their actual age.