Toronto Wildlife Centre selling raccoon-themed apparel to raise money for animals

Toronto has long had a love for its trash pandas and now you can buy a shirt to help raccoons and other animals in need.

For a short time, the Toronto Wildlife Centre is partnering with Float to sell raccoon-themed apparel to raise money for animals. For each purchase of sweatshirts, tank tops or tees, $8 is donated. The fundraiser runs until the end of the weekend.

The clothing ranges from $24 for a t-shirt to $45 for a sweatshirt.

THIS WEEK ONLY we've teamed up with @FLOATapparel to bring you these #raccoon printed sweatshirts, tank tops, tees, and more! For each purchase, $8 is donated towards the care of wildlife in need. Grab one for yourself or a friend before it's too late! https://t.co/70jAsAnzhb pic.twitter.com/XEr6wdCkSe

— Toronto Wildlife Centre (@TWC_Wildlife) January 18, 2021

The Toronto Wildlife Centre is a registered charity primarily supported by individual donations. The centre is operated by a small paid staff and several hundred volunteers.

They are behind many of the city's wildlife rescues including a swan caught in kite string and fishing line in Humber Bay this month, and waterfowl after an oil spill in the fall.

The organization helped a coyote last month and often takes calls for orphaned animals.

So if you need a new outfit to get you through the next few months of the pandemic, these raccoon shirts and sweaters look comfy.