We can’t get a forklift in there. We can’t get anything in there, and what do we, so fortunately there was a trash dumpster that was right next to it. We’d kinda wake the rhino up and behind the trash dumpster, push, push, get him a little bit further, and he’d go back to sleep. And you know, it took us about three hours, but we got him all the way back to where the only way he could turn would be back into his enclosure. So we didn’t have to immobilize him or do anything to get him back in. But you know, it was something that you’d think, you know, we certainly didn’t wanna anesthetize him at that point, and try to get him back in. But you have had other escapes, that as veterinarian you’ve had to deal with. Fortunately, none of them real serious.
