The zebra, named Ed, was safely recaptured in a pasture in Rutherford County. He was airlifted in a net and flown by helicopter to a trailer so that he could be returned to his owner, AP reported.

Ed the zebra’s escape raises questions about Alabama’s zebra ownership laws and permits. Here’s what residents need to know ...

A runaway zebra named Ed that was on the loose for over a week in Tennessee and became an internet sensation in the process has been captured, authorities said ...

Ed the Zebra has finally been captured after escaping from a ranch last week. The pet zebra belongs to Taylor and Laura Ford of Tennessee. They tell Inside Edition that 4-year-old Ed skedaddled the ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. “Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend’s out there.” ...

Nicknamed "Ed" by the social media users tracking the story online, the zebra was meant to be a pet and escaped from its Rutherford County owners on May 31.

An escaped pet zebra that went on the lam in Tennessee was captured Sunday after gamboling in the forest for more than a week.. During its eight days of freedom, “Celebrity Zebra Ed” paced ...

Ed the Zebra was captured safely after being located in a pasture near a subdivision in the Christiana community in central Tennessee, the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office confirmed.

The zebra’s owner, Laura Ford, told CBS News that Ed is “100% healthy.” “This has been a long, stressful week and I am so happy that it ended the way it did and no one got hurt,” Ford ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. “Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend’s out there.” ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. “Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend’s out there.” ...

Ed and a female zebra, the Fords also bought last night, were both taken to a new, more secure location. “Alright, Ed, welcome to your new home. Your girlfriend’s out there.” ...