The wayward journey of a runaway pet zebra named Ed has come to a dramatic close. Tennessee police nabbed the zebra on Sunday, just over a week after he had first escaped his owners’ confines.

“Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office is happy to report Tango 82 aviation crews located Zebra Ed and returned him to his owner Sunday,” authorities said in a statement posted to Facebook Sunday. Accompanying the statement was a video of Ed spinning around as he was carried by helicopter to a waiting trainer.

The runaway zebra who captured hearts in Tennessee was finally caught and airlifted out of a field after more than a week on the loose.

The zebra was seen dashing along Interstate 24, prompting deputies to temporarily close the roadway. However, Ed managed to evade capture and disappeared into a wooded area. Multi

Ed the zebra has found his way back home. Last week, a zebra who lived in Nashville took over social media when he escaped from his home and ran rampant all over the city. Ed escaped from his Rutherford County,

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Ed the zebra was finally captured yesterday.  He’s the pet zebra that went missing near Nashville last week.  The Rutherford County Sheriff’s Department posted a vid

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, Tenn. — A runaway pet zebra that was on the loose for more than a week in Tennessee was captured Sunday, authorities said. According to the Associated Press, the Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office said Ed the Zebra was captured safely after he was spotted in a pasture near a subdivision in central Tennessee.

The infamous zebra that was missing for six days after breaking loose was spotted in a field in Christiana, Tennessee, early Friday morning.