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Unfortunately, the guy driving the truck was moving from Fort Myers, Florida to Marin County, California, so she and her cubs were stuck in the back of the truck for eleven days without food or water.
When the driver discovered those cute little stowaways they were near death, so he turned them over to the wildlife hospital WildCare for treatment.WildCare was able to nurse the raccoon family back to health, and the Oakland Zoo was willing to take them in and give them a new home.
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