The only problem with a baby coon is that they grow into big coons. I had one as a kid, and she was one of the most interesting pets I have ever had. It is amazing what they can do with their hands. There are no latches that they can not open. As they mature they tend to become more agressive. Boars because of their size can be especially dangerous. Needless to say they are wild animals. When mine started opening rabbit hutches to play with the rabbits, she had to go. Gave her to a guy who put her in an outdoor pen (I kept her inside) with a coop. Once she acclimated to the pen, they turned her loose. She came and went for three years raising two litters before finally disappearing. The possibility of exposure to rabies is always a concern when dealing with wild animals of unknown background.