It happens each and every now and then - people find toddler wildlife, all alone. With a raccoon, this can take place for a range of reasons. The mom raccoon can also have perished, and the very rugged and decided younger can also set out on their own. Or possibly a mother raccoon moved from a den to a new den, and had to make a judgement name to leave one in the back of - that happens. Or, very likely, the raccoon isn't always an orphan at all. Mom is just snoozing somewhere, or off gathering food, and the youngling wandered off. Mom will still find it. Here is what you do in your situation.
infographic by:
www.raccooncontrol.ca
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