LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP, PA — An owl was safely rescued from a Lower Merion Township home recently.
Lower Merion Township Animal Control Officer Brian Devlin helped remove the owl from a township home on Friday.
The owl was released outdoors after being recovered from the home.
Officials said the owl got into the home through a chimney.
Residents are reminded to wildlife-proof their homes amid cold temperatures, as wildlife often searches for warm areas to shelter from the elements.
Patch has reached out to Lower Merion Township for more information on the owl incident and will update the story when additional details are made available.