VIDEO: Mountain lion tranquilized in San Francisco to be released in wild
Mountain lion tranquilized in SF to be released in wild
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Both sightings occurred near the water towers in the 2700 block of Saint Andrews Drive. The first happened around 1:47 p.m. Sunday and the next occurred around 10:20 a.m. Monday.
Responding officers were unable to locate the animal on either occasion, but so far no attacks involving people or pets have been reported,
police said.
TIMELINE: This week's San Francisco mountain lion sightings
Area residents are encouraged to report additional sightings immediately by calling (925) 809-7911 or 911 if the situation is dangerous.
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Officials suggest talking or singing if you should find yourself near a mountain lion to make your presence known. If you do come face to face with a mountain lion, wave your arms, make loud noises and never run away.
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