A wallaby that escaped captivity remains at large on Montreal's South Shore, with animal rescue teams closely monitoring its movements, according to reports from June 15, 2026.
Animal Rescue Monitoring Situation
Sauvetage Animal Rescue has been tracking the marsupial since it was first reported missing. The wallaby has been spotted in various locations across the South Shore, but officials say it poses no immediate danger to the public.
Residents are advised not to approach the animal and to report any sightings to local authorities. The wallaby is believed to be a pet that escaped from its enclosure.
Background on the Escape
The wallaby's escape has sparked curiosity and concern among residents. Wallabies are not native to Quebec, making this an unusual occurrence. Animal rescue teams are working to safely capture the animal and return it to its owner.
As of the latest update, the wallaby remains free but is being monitored to ensure its safety and the safety of the community.
