A raccoon was trapped when it tried to climb out of the sewer through a grate in the pavement. The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center came to rescue the raccoon that was later named Walter.
"Every year we get at least two or three raccoons with their heads stuck like this; it's this particular style of grate that does it," said Scott Diehl, director of the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, according to The Dodo. He also added that the pointed shape of a raccoon's head makes it easy for the curious creatures to get stuck in things: "It's like an arrow that is not very easy to pull out once it goes past a certain point."
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