Raccoon of Doom
I want him out of my yard. Animal control will come and get him, but they won't provide their own means. Are there good live-animal traps someone can recommend that probably won't snag the cats (or, if it does, it will do so harmlessly) but can get the raccoon just fine?
This guy has to go. The greenbelt behind my house (a common feature in Puget Sound neighborhoods, provides a sound-and-visual barrier between a subdivision and the wider arterials, it's a wide strip of "unimproved" pine forest) (I hate the term "unimproved," there's nothing wrong with a pine forest) is probably big enough to support a few of these, but I will not have this one threatening my family.
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