A racoon spotted in Seattle, Washington, has captured hearts. "Jimothy," as he is called, is believed to have a spinal ...

The woman behind the viral video expected to see a cat emerge from beneath a parked car. What she saw became a phenomenon.

Online, fans have promoted him to "King Jimothy," "Saint Jimothy," and Seattle’s "sweet prince." "Hot Jimothy Summer," a play ...

Jimothy, the oddly shaped Ballard raccoon, is everywhere — from Roku City to getting his own video game and now a bobblehead.

After someone saw Jimothy in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood and posted a video of him online, he quickly became internet gold ...

Seattle’s viral short-spined raccoon, Jimothy, has taken the internet by storm — inspiring brands and organizations nationwide to join the fun.

The University of Washington joined the fun by awarding "Dr. Jimothy" an honorary degree in a social media post.

The internet's favorite raccoon has become a symbol of resilience in Seattle. Here's what his condition might mean for his ...

What in the Jimothy is going on? Here’s how a very unique raccoon took over the internet—and captured our hearts.

By oil paint, paper mosaic and tattoos, Seattle artists have found an adorable muse in Jimothy the raccoon, as a sudden ...

Seattleites have quickly embraced "Jimothy," a raccoon who went viral last week for his unusual appearance and gait.

Jimothy has become a local celebrity in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood and likely has a rare congenital spine condition ...