A British Columbia family said their llama, similar to the animal pictured here, returned to their property after more than a month on the loose. Photo by ahundt/Pixabay.com
"She wandered back up our driveway," Udchitz told Kamloops Matters. "We corralled her with lots of people and sticks and I was able to place the rope are her neck."
"She's back in her pen enjoying cold water and veggies," she said.
Udchitz said 3-year-old Coco had visited her property multiple times since her initial escape, but always evaded capture.
"I think maybe Coco was a hockey player in a past life," she told Castanet. "She just turns on a dime and goes the other way. They're very fast animals. It's said they can run up to 35 miles an hour."
