A “crazy-looking cat” spotted by Missouri farmers in recent months turned out to be an African serval. Thankfully, the wild feline survived the harsh winter and was captured without any problems.

They can also jump 7 feet in the air. Anderson says this serval was 30-35 lbs. and was “not excited” to be removed from the tree. It wasn’t easy on either the serval or the rescuers.

A small wildcat called a serval has died after running loose for three hours in Vernon Hills Saturday night, according to Vernon Hills police. The serval was first seen around 7:16 p.m. on Saturday… ...

The exotic cat – known as a serval – tested positive for cocaine after being rescued in Cincinnati, according to animal control officials. Servals are medium-sized wild cats native to sub ...

By Juliette Portala Why did the serval go to the petrochemical complex? For the refinery rodents, of course. These swift and slender wildcats that call the marshes and reedbeds of sub-Saharan ...

Video shows a serval, which is native to Africa, attempting to escape from an animal control officer. People said the wild cat was hanging around in the neighborhood for about a day.

Animal control authorities in Decatur, Illinois, are on the prowl and looking for a serval, a species of exotic African wild cat, that escaped his owner’s apartment.

Serval dies after capture in Vernon Hills CHICAGO (CBS) -- An African wild cat died after it was captured on Saturday night in north suburban Vernon Hills. Police said they received a report of a ...