News Emu loose, wandering in Lakeville after owner leaves Mass., animal control says Published: Sep. 05, 2023, 4:05 p.m.

Anyone who has seen the emu in the Lakeville area or has information that will help the animal control officers locate it is urged to call 508-947-3891, and leave a message.

They also drink infrequently and stock up on fluids when they do. Anyone who spots the emu can call the Lakeville Animal Shelter at 508-947-3891 or leave a comment on Frates' Facebook post.

Anyone who has spotted the emu is urged to contact the Lakeville Animal Shelter by calling (508) 947-3891. Emus are the second-tallest living bird, followed by the ostrich.

It all started when Houle adopted Freckles from the Lakeville Animal Shelter in Dec. of 2021. A few months later, in April of 2022, Richmond adopted Benji from East Coast Canine Rescue.

Multiple residents in Lakeville, Massachusetts, have spotted an emu, a large bird native to Australia, roaming around the town. Lakeville Animal Control Officer David Frates said the emu is on the ...

An Emu is on the loose in Lakeville Massachusetts. The town's animal control officer said it's been spotted near the Lang Street and Country Road area. A viewer spotted the Emu on Saturday.

LAKEVILLE – Residents in Lakeville are on the lookout as an emu seems to be on the loose. It's been spotted in several wooded areas. The director of the Lakeville Animal Shelter said the emu's ...

Emu loose, wandering in Lakeville after owner leaves Mass., animal control says Published: Sep. 05, 2023, 4:05 p.m. Emu found loose in Lakeville area (Photo courtesy of Joey Arruda) 420 shares ...