Gracie the giraffe who wandered off in Texas found safe
Gracie, a giraffe that went missing from a Texas ranch, has been located safe and in good condition after a two-week search.
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Gracie the giraffe has been found near Leakey, Texas, after remaining missing for nearly two weeks. The animal was reported as having been on the loose following her escape from a ranch.
Coverage from The Seattle Times, AP News, TODAY.com, and Texas Public Radio notes that the giraffe is in healthy condition. Outlets describe the animal as having been found “fat and happy” upon her recovery.
Reports indicate the search for the giraffe lasted 14 days. Coverage does not yet specify the exact circumstances of her recovery or the logistical details regarding her return to the ranch.
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Quick answers
Where was Gracie found?
She was found near Leakey, Texas.
How long was the giraffe missing?
The giraffe was missing for nearly two weeks.
What is the physical condition of the animal?
Reports describe her as being in 'fat and happy' condition.
Coverage (4)
- Gracie the giraffe is found ‘fat and happy’ 2 weeks after escaping ranch The Seattle Times · 81d ago
- A giraffe named Gracie escaped in Texas. No one can seem to find her AP News · 81d ago
- Gracie The Giraffe Is Found In ‘Fat And Happy’ Condition After 2 Weeks Missing TODAY.com · 81d ago
- Missing giraffe Gracie found safe near Leakey after nearly two weeks on the loose Texas Public Radio | TPR · 81d ago
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