A mountain lion was found roaming a San Dimas residential neighborhood on Friday morning.
The San Dimas station of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said they received a call for service that a mountain lion was seen roaming the area of northern San Dimas, along Foothill Avenue between San Dimas Avenue and San Dimas Canyon Road.
Officials are asking residents to avoid the area until the mountain lion has been safely captured. They are also encouraged to secure all pets and remove or secure any outdoor food that could attract wildlife to residential properties.
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