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Texas Authorities On The Lookout For Missing Wildcat
Authorities in one Texas county are looking for a missing wildcat, and they’re asking for the public’s help.
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McKINNEY (November 28, 2009)—Authorities in Collin County are looking for a missing wildcat and they’re asking for the public's help.
The wildcat, called a serval, is a medium-sized African animal that resembles a cheetah with large ears.
It was last seen in the Collin County town of St. Paul.
The cat has been declawed and is not believed to pose a danger, but Collin County officials warn that it is a wild animal and may act aggressively if it feels threatened.
Anyone who spots the cat should call 911 immediately, and should not try to capture or restrain it, authorities said.
The missing serval weighs about 40 pounds, and is orange with black spots.
It was wearing a black collar and a red harness when it was last seen.
Latest Comments
Posted by: Melanie
Location: Collins
on Nov 30, 2009 at 12:03 PM
Sorry folks . . . my Brother John has been an idiot all his life ! can't even differenciate white from black . . .cuz He's a complete total idoit ! Sorry bro . . . Cya at the dinner table . . .we'll be chewing away the Leftover Turkey ! :)
Posted by: Someone
Location: Near-Here
on Nov 29, 2009 at 11:24 AM
This cat was/is a house hold pet, with all of it's shots/tags/de-clawed, and with a micro-chip. It also has a red collar/harness on. And the Owner has the papers/permit to own it legally. And it is/was on heart medication.
Posted by: John's MOM
Location: Bell
on Nov 29, 2009 at 08:56 AM
Sorry folks..I raised an IDIOT!!!!
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