A llama on the loose on an Ontario highway has been reunited with its owner on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (OPP Highway Safety Division)

A llama on the loose on an Ontario highway has been reunited with its owner on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. (OPP Highway Safety Division)

VIDEO: Llama on the loose near Ontario highway reunited with owners

Police found the llama wandering around a southbound lane

A llama on the loose near an Ontario highway has been reunited with its owners.

The Ontario Provincial Police put out a call for the llama’s owners on Wednesday (June 16) evening after the animal was found in a southbound lane of the 400 between King Road and 16th Sideroad.

“Please come get him/her and bring your trailer. It appears to be healthy and not hurt,” the police tweeted.

Just two hours later, the story had a happy ending.

“Happy to report the lost Llama has been reunited with it’s family,” police posted later that evening.

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