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Jimothy has become a local celebrity in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood and likely has a rare congenital spine condition
Online, fans have promoted him to "King Jimothy," "Saint Jimothy," and Seattle’s "sweet prince." "Hot Jimothy Summer," a play on Megan Thee Stallion's "hot girl summer," has become the unofficial slogan surrounding the unusually shaped animal.
A rotund raccoon nicknamed "Jimothy" has become an unlikely local celebrity after videos of the animal roaming Seattle's Ballard neighborhood went viral.
Jimothy the raccoon was likely born with short spine syndrome, making it look like he has no neck. The internet has fallen in love.
A uniquely-shaped raccoon in Seattle is taking the internet by storm. Videos of the critter, nicknamed Jimothy by locals, show him running through yards and onto porches in his community. The videos have gone viral online,
A raccoon from Ballard named Jimothy has become an unlikely social media star, drawing fans from around the world after a video of him went viral this weekend.
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Jimothy is the weird little raccoon we need in these dark times
Everyone in Seattle and beyond is obsessed with a raccoon with a spinal condition. Kiana Hall recorded a video of a ball-shaped creature with long legs, resembling a cryptid or alien, sprinting away from her as she asks,
When you see an animal in need, you should always try to help, as long as it’s safe to do so. Two paddleboarders pulled a struggling raccoon out of Lady Bird Lake in Austin, Texas, during some
