‘Dolly’ the wandering llama caught in Michigan

The Flint Journal, Zack Wittman / AP

Lisa Davenport leads Dolly the llama into the back of a trailer in Holly Township, Mich., on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013. The llama, who has been spotted wandering for nearly six months in Michigan, was found Saturday, Nov. 23, 2013, in Oakland County’s Holly Township, about 40 miles northwest of Detroit. Davenport plans to take the llama back to her own farm, where she has three llamas of her own along with other animals.

Associated Press

Monday, Nov. 25, 2013 | 11:37 a.m.

HOLLY TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A llama spotted wandering for nearly six months in Michigan has been captured and is getting a new home.

Mlive.com reports the llama that Kathy Kuzma calls "Dolly" was found Saturday in Oakland County's Holly Township, about 40 miles northwest of Detroit.

Kuzma has been on the lookout for the animal, which had been wandering her neighborhood. On Saturday, Lisa Davenport came to Kuzma's house to get a look at the llama. Davenport has three llamas of her own along with other animals at a Michigan farm.

The women walked into a field to give the llama some food, and Dolly stood still instead of being her usual skittish self. They then coaxed the llama into a barn.

Davenport plans to take the llama back to her own farm.