This one was captioned, "Trash panda I found in the garbage bin at work...I let him out."
Despite their name, Red Pandas are not related to panda bears. They actually belong to their own taxonomic category called Ailuridae.
Redditor CrapPaintJob created the altered photo, but user greyhound4 added the title for /r/trashpandas.
Redditor /u/breakb0t drew this original design.
Redditor /u/2Guard added background info in the comment section. "Maybe interesting to know: My neighbors got this little guy from a forest ranger who found him all alone in the woods. She nurtures wild animals and kept him for a few months."
If not, read this explainer from BuzzFeed. The gist is, a raccoon was found dead and lots of Canadians began memorializing it right on the sidewalk.
It reads: "RIP In Peace Trash Panda."
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If this slide show wasn't enough, you can find more "trash pandas" on Reddit.
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