Animal care officers dubbed the calf ‘Moodini’<\/p>\n
A bull calf led animal care officers on a chase through a Walmart parking lot and into an underground drainage tunnel, San Antonio Animal Care Services said Tuesday. (Animal Care Services)<\/p>\n
SAN ANTONIO \u2013 A bull calf led animal care officers on a chase through a Walmart parking lot and into an underground drainage tunnel, San Antonio Animal Care Services said Tuesday.<\/p>\n
The calf, who animal care officers nicknamed \u201cMoodini,\u201d was first spotted wandering toward a Walmart in the 1200 block of Southeast Military Drive, ACS said in a news release.<\/p>\n
A bull calf led animal care officers on a chase through a Walmart parking lot and into an underground drainage tunnel, San Antonio Animal Care Services said Tuesday. (Animal Care Services)<\/p>\n
San Antonio police officers helped herd the calf out of traffic and into a nearby green space, but ACS said the calf \u201cquickly hoofed it underground into a large drainage tunnel\u201d before stopping to rest.<\/p>\n
Animal care officers were able to remove the calf and load it into a livestock trailer, ACS said. Anyone who has information on the calf\u2019s owner is asked to contact 311.<\/p>\n
ACS noted livestock cannot legally roam in San Antonio.<\/p>\n
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