Tiger in bathroom: Giant circus cat found by woman in bathroom after escape, A tiger found in a bathroom was quite a shock for one woman this week, as the Inquisitr reported this Monday, April 22, that a circus tiger who escaped from its cage this week made its temporary new home in none other than the circus’ bathroom.
According to Christian Post this afternoon, Jenna Krehbiel left her seat while watching the Isis Shrine Circus show over the weekend when she found a tiger in the bathroom. The giant cat, needless to say, gave her a tremendous shock.
“I didn’t know it was in the bathroom, and I walked in the (open) door, which closed right after I had walked in. I saw the tiger; it was at most two feet in front of me, and I turned around calmly and walked back toward the door,” said Krehbiel on the frightening spectacle. “It was the closest I have ever been to a tiger not in a cage. You don’t expect to go in a bathroom door, have it shut behind you and see a tiger walking toward you.”
The tiger weighed over 250 pounds, noted the Salina Journal. A local manager for the circus said that the tiger had fled its cage following a performance, and once the tiger was found in the bathroom, workers quickly barricaded the animal inside until it could be safely recaptured.
The manager added: “Once she saw the tiger, I’m sure she knew to go the other way … Overall, it was a scary, surreal moment. I am glad no one was hurt or injured.”
Krehbiel was no doubt frightened, yet the strong Kansas woman said that her young daughter only asked whether the tiger remember to wash its hands after being in the bathroom.
According to Christian Post this afternoon, Jenna Krehbiel left her seat while watching the Isis Shrine Circus show over the weekend when she found a tiger in the bathroom. The giant cat, needless to say, gave her a tremendous shock.
“I didn’t know it was in the bathroom, and I walked in the (open) door, which closed right after I had walked in. I saw the tiger; it was at most two feet in front of me, and I turned around calmly and walked back toward the door,” said Krehbiel on the frightening spectacle. “It was the closest I have ever been to a tiger not in a cage. You don’t expect to go in a bathroom door, have it shut behind you and see a tiger walking toward you.”
The tiger weighed over 250 pounds, noted the Salina Journal. A local manager for the circus said that the tiger had fled its cage following a performance, and once the tiger was found in the bathroom, workers quickly barricaded the animal inside until it could be safely recaptured.
The manager added: “Once she saw the tiger, I’m sure she knew to go the other way … Overall, it was a scary, surreal moment. I am glad no one was hurt or injured.”
Krehbiel was no doubt frightened, yet the strong Kansas woman said that her young daughter only asked whether the tiger remember to wash its hands after being in the bathroom.
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