A giraffe named Gracie is back home after being on the run for weeks. The rescue effort was successful due to careful planning.
The rescue was led by an experienced veterinarian, indicating a high level of expertise was involved in bringing Gracie home safely.
Further details about Gracie's rescue can be found through local news sources, including FOX 7 Austin.
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