The puppet shows a gray raccoon with a black mask around its eyes, small rounded ears, and a striped black‑and‑gray tail. Its front paws are raised, as if rummaging. The raccoon sits inside a silver garbage can with a ridged metal texture. The overall look is playful and cartoon‑like, easy to recognize by touch and shape.
The image shows the back of the puppet, with one paw raised from a silver garbage can that has a ridged, metal texture.
The puppet shows a gray raccoon with a black mask around its eyes, small rounded ears, and a striped black‑and‑gray tail. Its front paws are raised, as if rummaging. The raccoon sits inside a silver garbage can with a ridged metal texture. The overall look is playful and cartoon‑like, easy to recognize by touch and shape.
The image shows the back of the puppet, with one paw raised from a silver garbage can that has a ridged, metal texture.

Raccoon in Garbage Can Puppet

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  • $42.00

Who’s that masked troublemaker making all that noise? Just a raccoon—New York’s own stripy‑tailed bandit (Procyon lotor), clever, curious, and always open to a free snack.

Found in all five boroughs, raccoons thrive in the urban jungle with nimble, thumb‑like paws made for climbing, prying, and rummaging. Spotting one is a classic city experience—almost as memorable as encountering this mischievous character during a visit to the Museum of the City of New York.

  •  Hand puppet.
  • Raccoon pops up when you insert your hand; head and front paws move.
  • Soft plush, comfortable fit; 5 × 5 × 8 inches.
  • Pop‑up design with movable head and paws.
  • Surface‑wash only; do not soak.
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