Are you looking to learn more about one of the most unique and powerful pets in Grow a Garden? Meet the Raccoon—a Divine, limited-edition pet known for its incredible ability to copy crops from other players’ plots! In this guide, you’ll learn how to get the Raccoon, what it does, and why it’s a must-have companion in your Grow a Garden journey.
🦝 What is the Raccoon Pet in Grow a Garden?
The Raccoon is a Limited Divine Pet that was introduced during the Lunar Glow Event on May 10, 2025. It’s not just another cute companion—this pet brings serious farming power to your garden by collecting crops from other players.
🌑 How to Get the Raccoon
You can no longer obtain the Raccoon directly, but originally, it was available by hatching:
- Night Egg – 0.1% chance
- Exotic Night Egg – 1% chance
These extremely low odds made the Raccoon one of the rarest pets in the game.
⚙️ Raccoon Abilities and Traits
- Passive Skill: Every ~15 minutes, the Raccoon visits another player’s plot and duplicates a random crop, gifting it to you!
- Hunger: 45,000 (a sign of how long it stays active before needing food)
- Interaction: One of the few pets that interact with other players’ plots
❌ Is the Raccoon Still Obtainable?
No. The Raccoon is no longer available in the game unless you already own one or trade with other players (if trading is allowed in future updates).
🎨 Raccoon Appearance
The Raccoon has a silver-gray body, a dark “mask” over its face, a snout, small legs, and a fluffy striped tail. It looks like a classic cartoon raccoon but with a Roblox voxel twist—stylish, rare, and adorable!
🔥 Raccoon Mutations
This pet comes in many mutated versions:
- Ascended
- Inverted
- Mega
- Rainbow 🌈
- Tranquil
- Golden ✨
- Frozen ❄️
- Radiant
- Windy
- Shiny
- Tiny
- Shocked
- IronSkin
Each variant has a unique visual design, adding value and style to your collection.
🧠 Fun Facts
- The Raccoon is one of the few pets with interactive abilities in Grow a Garden.
- A myth once spread that crops brought by raccoons could only be sold at 25% value—this was false!