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Ottawa Now - Runaway emu leaves Almonte residents flabbergasted

February 3, 2026

Monday might have been Groundhog Day, but it was a large emu that was stealing the show in Almonte. Residents on Jamieson Street were stunned to see a massive bird walking around the neighbourhood, who had managed to escape his nearby enclosure. Kristy Cameron chats with Tracy Foley, a Canine Coordinator at Gagne Homestead and Rescue. She safely caught Enzo the Emu and brought him back home.

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