Raccoon nesting in SF apartment wall breaks into bedroom after giving birth
Two San Francisco roommates spent nearly two months puzzled by unexplained scratching sounds emanating from within their apartment walls. The source turned out to be a mother raccoon that had built a nest inside the wall and subsequently given birth to young. The situation escalated when the raccoon broke through into one tenant's bedroom, making the problem impossible to ignore. After the animals were professionally removed, the roommates vacated the apartment and were compensated with approximately $4,600 in reduced rent and related expenses. The episode underscores how urban wildlife can quietly take up residence inside buildings before residents become aware of the intrusion.
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