WATCH: How brands are cashing in on viral Jimothy sensation

Published Jul 24, 2026 • 4:08 PM

The raccoon, which appears to have a rare spinal deformity, has taken the internet by storm, attracting brands like Google and Goodyear as companies cash in on the animal’s popularity.

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