The 'lemur' was later determined to be a ringtail, which is native to the area, and has since been relocated a wildlife sanctuary. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX Texas wildlife wildlifeprotection
Does this look like a lemur to you? Animal Care Services officials warn that it's not.
However, according to a June 12 Facebook post from San Antonio ACS, the animal she rescued wasn't a lemur but something entirely different. The responding ACS officer quickly realized the animal wasn't a lemur but a ringtail — a nocturnal species native to San Antonio. ACS was able to remove the animal from the woman's car and transport it to a veterinary emergency room before relocating it to Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Inc., according to the Facebook post. In time, the ringtail will be released back into the wild.
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