Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 1 (UPI) -- Animal care and control officials in Kentucky said officers responding to a report of a skunk stuck in mud arrived to find the animal in distress was a "stinky" groundhog. Lexington-Fayette Animal Care & Control said in a Facebook post that officers responded to a report from a member of the public about a skunk stuck in the mud on Henry Street in Lexington. Advertisement An officer arrived on the scene and discovered the animal wasn't actually a skunk at all. "Though he was stinky, our 'skunk' ended up being a juvenile groundhog," the post said. The groundhog was given a bath and taken to a private rehab. The post said the animal is doing well and will likely be released back into the wild soon. Read More Time capsule from 1905 found in old Ohio fire station North Carolina woman wins her second six-figure lottery jackpot British woman's pet cat celebrates 32nd birthday
