A mountain lion was spotted on the streets of San Francisco –– triggering a quick response from Animal Care and Control Saturday night.
The apex predator was hiding in a tree near Fell and Baker Streets when the city’s animal control officers arrived at the scene Saturday in Panhandle near Golden Gate Park.
A person walking a dog had first noticed the lion climbing up a tree with dense foliage, making it easier for the animal to hide among the leaves. San Francisco Animal Care and Control issued its first alert around 9:10 pm on Sept. 5.
“If you see the mountain lion, slowly back away, do not run. Call Animal Care & Control at 415-554-9400 or…
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