A Bengal tiger named India was last spotted prowling in Texas s west Houston neighborhood on Monday
Houston (Texas):
A Bengal tiger named India that went missing in the US state of Texas, has been found unharmed and now transferred to one of the animal shelter in Houston. We got him and he is healthy, said Houston Police Department (HPD) Major Offenders Commander Ron Borza. In no way shape or form, should one have an animal like that in any household. That animal is only nine months old and already wrights 175 pounds. Full-grown that animal can get to 600 pounds. It still has its claws and could do a lot of damage if it decided to. Luckily for us, he is very tamed and he will be going to a sanctuary tomorrow, Borza added.
Houston (Texas) [US], May 16 (ANI): A Bengal tiger named India that went missing in the US state of Texas, has been found unharmed and now transferred to one of the animal shelter in Houston.
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A video shared by a resident on social media showed an armed officer facing off with the big cat. (Photo credit: robwormald twitter)
Tiger named India remains missing in US state of Texas ANI | Updated: May 15, 2021 09:07 IST
By Reena Bhardwaj
Houston (Texas) [US], May 15 (ANI): A Bengal tiger named India was last spotted prowling around the front yard of a house in Texas s west Houston neighborhood on Monday morning and has been on the loose since then.
Ron Borza, commander of the Houston Police Department s Major Offenders Division, said Friday the hunt for the male tiger, named India, has so far just led to dead ends for investigators.
Tiger named India missing in Houston
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15 May 2021, 13:55 GMT+10
By Reena BhardwajHouston (Texas) [US], May 15 (ANI): A Bengal tiger named India was last spotted prowling around the front yard of a house in Texas s west Houston neighborhood on Monday morning and has been on the loose since then.
Ron Borza, commander of the Houston Police Department s Major Offenders Division, said Friday the hunt for the male tiger, named India, has so far just led to dead ends for investigators. The latest, uh, we do not know, Borza told reporters on Friday when asked about the possible location of the endangered cat, adding that cops have gotten up to 300 phone calls on his possible location.