A female African serval is on the loose in Greater Victoria, the third exotic cat of its kind to escape its Vancouver Island home this week.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday morning, the cat’s owner said Cassia managed to escape her Brentwood Bay home, located in the 800-block of Brentwood Heights, earlier that day.
Barb Mah from Reuniting Owners with Animals Missing , a non-profit organization that helps owners find their lost pets, says the group is helping to try and trap the feline. Mah believes the BC Conservation Officer Service is aware of the situation and says ROAM is hoping for a quick capture. And with the female running free, locals told CHEK News they’re on edge, especially after the cats killed a 19-year-old domestic cat nearby.‘Absolute panic’: One serval caught, another pregnant cat still on the loose near Qualicum Beach
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