Washington County deputies managed to catch a llama after it escaped its enclosure early Monday morning.
Deputies received a call about a llama, named Just-In-Time, that had gotten loose in the 3900 block of Southwest 91st Avenue around 1 a.m.
Just-In-Time was found by deputies around 1:20 a.m. and it took four deputies to wrangle him. He has been safely returned to his owner.
The owner told FOX 12 he is out of town and Just-In-Time was staying at his cousin's property when he escaped through a gate that was left open.
According to the owner, 6-year-old Just-In-Time is a party llama and has done weddings, but hasn't been working much anymore.
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