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281 Jones Avenue, South Riverdale, Toronto
Reported on Wed, May 20, 2026 at 4:48 PM · 1h ago
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Neighbours are deliberately feeding and housing a large family of raccoons on their property, causing the wildlife to climb onto adjacent properties and damage roofs, eaves, gutters, and downspouts. Raccoon droppings and urine are present on neighbouring properties, and the neighbours have refused requests via city channels to stop feeding the animals and remove them.
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My girlfriend's neighbour's are housing and feeding a large family of raccoons. At night they climb the eaves of our place and are wrecking the roof and eavestroph/gutter downspouts.
This is gonna cost us and other neighbour's money for housing repairs. We have asked them to stop feeding and get rid of the animals via city channels but they refuse too listen.
Please help there is droppings and animal urine all over cause of these animals.
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Matty Eckler Playground
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Riverdale Collegiate Institute
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Jones Ave At Gerrard St East North Side
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May 20, 2026 at 4:48 PM
My girlfriend's neighbour's are housing and feeding a large family of raccoons. At night they climb the eaves of our place and are wrecking the roof and eavestroph/gutter downspouts. This is gonna cost us and other neighbour's money for housing repairs. We have asked them to stop feeding and get rid of the animals via city channels but they refuse too listen. Please help there is droppings and animal urine all over cause of these animals.
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May 20, 2026 at 4:48 PM
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