Move over, cocaine bear.
A serval is an exotic cat breed native to Africa. The serval came to the zoo in late January after it escaped his owner’s car during his owner’s arrest.
“[They weren’t] sure what they were dealing with,” Anderson said. “Hindsight being 20/20, it probably would have involved a whole lot more people.” Anderson said this particular serval weighs 30 to 35 pounds and was “not excited” to be removed from the tree. The cat was eventually rescued, and officers called in an exotic cat expert to learn what to do next.
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