Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 29 (UPI) -- Parks department officials in a Wisconsin city said the final animal missing after a zoo break-in earlier this month, a great horned owl, was safely recaptured and returned to the facility. The Baraboo Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department said Linda the great horned owl was spotted near the Ochsner Park Zoo on Tuesday and was captured by a zoo intern with help from local police. Advertisement A video captured by a witness shows the intern using a net to ensnare Linda while the bird was perched in a tree. Officials said four animals, two otters and two owls, escaped from the zoo as a result of an overnight break-in June 7. The two otters, Mitch and Moe, were spotted by kayakers on the day of the break-in and were safely captured by zookeepers. The second owl, Jerry, was found with two fractures in his wing three days after the break-in. Ochsner Park Zoo specialist Ellen Gallagher said the animals appeared to have been intentionally released during the break-in. The Baraboo Police Department has charged an Indiana man with breaking into the zoo and damaging the locks on several animal enclosures. Advertisement Read More Man drives digger across tightropes at British theme park National Parchment Day promotes use of parchment paper in cooking Mysterious lights spotted over San Diego believed to be military flares