SAN ANTONIO — Someone abandoned a Chevrolet Impala at the San Antonio Zoo Monday, prompting officials to jokingly issue a reminder that the facility does not take in animals.
"If you find an animal in need of assistance we suggest you call our friends at Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc., a local non-profit that specializes in this," the zoo said on Facebook.
Over the weekend someone apparently attempted to drop off this “Impala” at the zoo. As a reminder San Antonio Zoo does...
Posted by San Antonio Zoo on Monday, August 13, 2018
The driver left the car after it got stuck while crossing a bridge designed for zoo trains.
“The Park Police have your car when you are ready to pick it up,” zoo CEO Tim Morrow said in a tweet.
Public Service Announcement,
— Tim Morrow 🐾 (@MananaZoo) August 11, 2018
The zoo train tracks and bridges are not made for cars.
Dear vehicle owner,
The Park Police have your car when you are ready to pick it up. pic.twitter.com/NWF7leUZms
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