Search for missing marsupial continues in Ontario
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The search for an escaped kangaroo continues in Ontario Saturday. The rogue marsupial was first spotted in Oshawa on Friday morning.
The hunt for a kangaroo on the loose in Ontario continues this weekend.
Global News received confirmation from the park supervisor at the Oshawa Zoo that the animal had been spotted again Friday night, but evaded capture.
Haiqa Tahir, who filmed the attempted capture Friday night, said she feels concerned for the kangaroo.
“I felt bad for it, I don’t know what’s happened to it overnight,” she said.
The wild animal was first spotted in Oshawa early Friday morning by Team Chelsea, a local pet group.
Durham Regional Police said members attended the scene of the sighting but were unable to locate the kangaroo.
Officials advised the public against interacting with the animal and said not to approach it if someone saw it.
Questions began surfacing when local zoos confirmed all of their marsupials were accounted for.
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