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This photo provided by the Vernon Hills Police Department shows a wildcat called a serval that was captured after three hours loose in a Vernon Hills neighborhood Saturday.

Recognising its unique characteristics, the centre promptly contacted Crow for specialised care. Clint Halkett-Siddall, the director at Crow, shared, “We suspected it was an African Wildcat.

An African wildcat doesn’t look so different from a domestic cat. (Image credit: Getty Images) Why the African wildcat?

The African wildcat Zazu, which was rescued and rehabilitated at Crow has finally been released after nearly a year of care.

In "The Cat’s Meow," Jonathan Losos explores the evolutionary mysteries that gave us the domesticated feline.

A South African mother and two accomplices were sentenced to life imprisonment for trafficking her then-6-year-old daughter.