Tows and Tails (@tows_and_tails) is a legally licensed rescue for raccoons with disabilities near Jacksonville, Fla. The sanctuary began sharing its furry residents on TikTok and has amassed a large following of over 416,000 thanks to its sweet videos. Recently, it shared a TikTok of an adorable rescue raccoon named Crystal being tucked into bed for the night, and it’s truly just too pure for words.
In the clip, we see Crystal curled up on a human bed, her sweet little head perched on the pillow. She’s just a baby!
As “Silent Night” plays softly in the background, the sweet raccoon gets ready for one of the rescue workers to tuck her in. After they gently pull the covers over her, Crystal stretches her head back in utter relaxation, ears back in pure bliss. Crystal is clearly ready for some good-quality Zzzs.
Sadly, Crystal has been paralyzed since she was a baby. However, Tows and Tails gave her a second chance, and she is cared for and loved beyond measure. We are so glad she has a safe place to rest her little head at night. She deserves all the good things in the world, and then some!
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All Tucked In for the Night
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TikTok loves this sweet and wholesome clip of Crystal being tucked into bed. It currently has over 554,000 views, over 109,000 likes, 318 comments and 6,664 saves.
“Her little snuggle in to the pillow❤️❤️❤️,” noticed one TikTok user in a comment.
“i cried actual tears i love her so much,” exclaimed someone else.
“Wish I could bring in all the raccoons in my yard and give them a warm bed ☺️♥️♥️♥️♥️,” stated a third.
Some TikTok users found the video so cute that they were concerned it was AI-generated. Luckily, it is 100 percent real.
Definitely watch the pure TikTok if you need a reason to smile today, and be sure to follow Tows and Tial to see more cute videos of its rescue raccoon residents.
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This story was originally published by PetHelpful on Dec 29, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add PetHelpful as a Preferred Source by clicking here.