Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe Oct. 16 (UPI) -- Animal rescuers in Wisconsin came to the assistance of a raccoon found with an aluminum can stuck over its head. The Wildlife In Need Center in Oconomowoc said the raccoon was captured by Humane Animal Welfare Society personnel and brought to the center for assistance Monday. Advertisement Staff sedated the raccoon and they were able to pull the can off without injuring the animal. "Luckily, the can wasn't on too long since there were not any skin abrasions and the raccoon was only a little dehydrated," the center said in a Facebook post. "He was given fluids and after waking up has already eaten a snack." The center said the raccoon is expected to be released back into the wild. Read More Raccoons break through roof to ransack British Columbia home Raccoon takes 16-mile journey on top of bread truck in Florida Police rescue raccoon with jar stuck on its head in Wisconsin