That roo was spotted in an industrial area that use to be fields where I roamed as a child. The industrial park never took off like they expected and there are lots of wooded and brushy lots for it to hide in. Lots of deer in there, too. I'd like to see it survive, but the area is heavily travelled, so my guess is it will meet it's end on the road, probably when some group of animal resuers is trying to catch it.
Several years ago, we had a large wallaby escape the zoo and it was a circus to catch it.
Then, about two or three years ago, some stray dogs got into the zoo and killed about a dozen wallabies. Only one survived. We just got new ones last year and several have already died from unkown causes. So, the first time this report of the kangaroo came out on Monday, the zoo jumped in to report all of theirs were accounted for.
Then they said it was probably a deer walking on its hind legs. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif Several people told them they know what a deer looks like and deer don't have stubby front legs and long tails. Finally, someone from animal control spotted it and confirmed it was a kangaroo... a reliable witness... looked like college student with summer job skills.