Wait to Start Script

you could try something like this:

 animation.Play(animation.clip.name);
 // Wait for the animation to have finished
 yield WaitForSeconds (animation.clip.length);
 *pseudoCode*
  var script: OtherScript;
 script.DoThis();
 // 
 instead of a function, just set that to enable / disable whatever you had in mind.

 void CallToAnimate()
 {
    StartCoroutine("AnimateAndWait");
 }

 IEnumerator AnimateAndWait()
 {
    animation.Play(animation.clip.name);

    // Now that the animation is running  - wait for that long before continuing
    yield return new WaitForSeconds(animation.clip.length);

    // Time's up - call to what ever procedure you wish
    YourFunction();
 }
 
 void YourFunction()
 {
    //What ever you want to do after animation is done
 }

Set the animation variable to yours and function names as you please. Make sure you use StartCoroutine("FunctionName"), so the yield and wait are actually wroking.