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A wildlife center in the Alburtis area of eastern Pennsylvania was looking for three African cats that escaped when trees felled by winds breached their enclosure.

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A powerful wind storm in Pennsylvania caused damage to the Cricket Wildlife Center in Alburtis and allowed three African servals to escape from the sanctuary.

Ashes, a 10- year-old wildcat owned by Cricket Wildlife Center is now home. Two other servals, Cricket and Phoenix, are still ...

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