The whole situation is pretty wild (no pun intended). I mean, you've got a community coming together to try and catch this cat, but at the same time, there's no reason to think she was a threat. It's not like we're talking about a lion or something that can actually hurt people.And yeah, it's good to know that the other two cats are safe and sound back at the wildlife center. I'm just glad it didn't have to end in a tragic situation like this.
You've got to wonder what went on in her mind, flying around for weeks trying to find a way out. Poor thing must have been so scared and alone.
It's just a shame it had to end like that.Anyway, at least we can take comfort in the fact that we learned something from this experience - about African servals and how they behave. And to all the people who helped with the search efforts, thanks for your time and effort!
I mean, i get it that she was supposed to be a wild animal and not meant for domestic life but still... 100+ calls reporting sightings and dozens of people helping out? That's just crazy 
And the fact that she was hunting mice and rats is actually kinda cool? i guess we'll never know what would've happened if she'd made it back to her enclosure safely... my heart goes out to the team at Cricket Wildlife Center 
I feel so bad for that poor creature 
She was just trying to survive and thrive in her new surroundings 
But it's also a reminder of how fragile life can be 
. I'm glad the other two cats are safe and sound at the wildlife center though 
