The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office in Golden, Colorado, tweeted Monday that a ringtail cat, "a rare sight to see," had been "carefully collected and released into the nearby woods." ...

Texas Park Rangers spotted an elusive nocturnal creature on the prowl during a nighttime survey shocking onlookers. A ringtail cat was filmed strolling through Palo Duro Canyon State Park near ...

Ringtail cats are not cats but are related to raccoons. The nocturnal ringtail, although native to Colorado, is a rare sight to see - but don't touch; they are wild.

UPDATED: January 23, 2024 at 8:39 AM MST A ringtail was rescued from a pantry in a Longmont residence on Friday morning, an unusual sighting given the animal’s nocturnal and elusive nature.

A “secretive creature” evaded capture for three weeks by hiding out in a Kohl’s shoe department, authorities in Colorado said. The ringtail cat gnawed through ceiling tiles and shoe boxes to ...

Ringtail cats are not cats but are related to raccoons. The nocturnal ringtail, although native to Colorado, is a rare sight to see - but don't touch; they are wild.

Ringtail cats are not cats but are related to raccoons. The nocturnal ringtail, although native to Colorado, is a rare sight to see - but don't touch; they are wild.

Trending Rare ringtail evades capture for 3 weeks in shoe department at Kohl’s in Colorado By Bob D'Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk January 11, 2023 at 9:04 pm EST + Caption ...

Ringtail cats are not cats but are related to raccoons. The nocturnal ringtail, although native to Colorado, is a rare sight to see - but don't touch; they are wild.

Ringtail cats are not cats but are related to raccoons. The nocturnal ringtail, although native to Colorado, is a rare sight to see - but don't touch; they are wild.