Seven kangaroos have been removed temporarily by Florida wildlife officials from a home-based sanctuary where a 5-year-old kangaroo escaped earlier this week.
State wildlife officials said Friday that they had found "deficiencies" in the kangaroos' enclosures at a home in Jupiter, Florida.
The kangaroos were moved to an undisclosed, licensed facility.
The Palm Beach Post reports that the sanctuary was last inspected in 2016 and was up to code.
A spokesman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says owner Eric Westergard is working to fix the fencing and caging issues.
The missing kangaroo named Storm was found Thursday, three days after he hopped away from Westergard's home.
Officers used drones and a K-9 in an effort to track down Storm.
