A mountain lion was found in the Panhandle neighborhood. The incident occurred near Fell and Baker streets. No injuries have been reported.
San Francisco Animal Care and Control issued an alert about the mountain lion on Saturday. The alert was posted on social media around 9 p.m.
Further details about the incident and any instructions for the public are available from San Francisco Animal Care and Control.
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