“I think I stared at it for three or four second before it dawned on me – yes, he’s in the house,” she said of finding the animal in her living room.
A woman in Alaska recently got a major surprise when she found a moose making itself at home in her house.that she often leaves the door cracked so her dog, Jesse, can get out.
But when she went to close the door after Jesse returned from his jaunt one day, Nickels said, she found that her pet brought a large moose back in with him.“I think I stared at it for three or four second before it dawned on me – yes, he’s in the house,” she said of finding the animal in her living room.
Photos from the bizarre visit show the hoofed animal strolling past the kitchen and making a beeline for some indoor plants.Barbara Nickels of Soldotna was shocked to find a moose in her home.Video footage from the incident shows a police officer trying to dissuade the moose with a taser before eventually shouting to help encourage the creature to move along.The moose spent several more minutes staring at Nickels’ home and nibbling on some outdoor greenery before walking away.
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