Missing tiger has been turned in to authorities in Texas and will live at animal sanctuary

Video shows people petting the animal.
Siberian tiger in Hengdaohezi township on outskirts of Mudanjiang in 2017

The tiger that received national attention after being captured on video in a Texas neighborhood earlier this month before a man drove away with the animal, was recently secured by authorities and will now live at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch.

Houston Police Department Commander Ron Borza during a Saturday press conference said that the the tiger was not found, but had been turned in by a woman who owns the tiger with her husband. Her husband reportedly is the same man who drove away with the animal earlier this month.

Video shows people petting the animal: