Breckenridge police answered a home invasion call Friday only to learn that the intruder was an adult moose who found her way into the basement.<\/p>\n
“Think you’re having a rough Friday? Homeowners and Breckenridge police were surprised this morning when a suspected home invasion turned out to be \u2013 an adult cow moose,” according to a Colorado Parks and Wildlife tweet.<\/p>\n
\nThink you’re having a rough Friday? Homeowners and @BreckPolice<\/a> were surprised this morning when a suspected home invasion turned out to be\u2026 an adult cow moose. ? pic.twitter.com\/8nVcOXT5ss<\/a><\/p>\n
\u2014 CO Parks & Wildlife (@COParksWildlife) March 15, 2019<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The moose had entered the home and made its way to a basement bedroom where it unloaded a lot of scat and find a cozy spot on the carpet to snooze, according to wildlife officials.<\/p>\n
“We were called in to take the lead on getting this trespasser out of the basement and into more suitable \u2013 though maybe a bit less comfortable \u2013 habitat,” wildlife officials said.<\/p>\n
Wildlife officers, Breckenridge police and Red, White & Blue Fire District firefighters put their heads together to develop a plan to get the large moose out of the basement.<\/p>\n
Read the full story via The Denver Post<\/a>.<\/p>\n