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    #findrusty: Residents were on lookout for red panda

    Rusty is about the size of a raccoon, but the missing red panda triggered a big reaction on social media after the National Zoo alerted residents on Twitter that he went missing. Related: Missing red panda found in Adams Morgan

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    Rusty has returned from his trip to Adams Morgan and is getting a checkup at our vet hospital. pic.twitter.com/V4B8pseVUc

    — National Zoo (@NationalZoo) June 24, 2013

    Red Panda in custody. CNN photo by Aaron Cooper. #rusty pic.twitter.com/WAKptj8wD2

    — Vaughn Sterling (@vplus) June 24, 2013

    #rustytheredpanda captured pic.twitter.com/wL7droUZsE

    — Charlie Bragale (@charlienbc) June 24, 2013

    The crew moving out. pic.twitter.com/OVAhw3M5YM

    — Dan Singer (@Dan__Singer) June 24, 2013

    He ran again! pic.twitter.com/vJ8nd08Ih2

    — Dan Singer (@Dan__Singer) June 24, 2013

    Net ready. pic.twitter.com/I9Q6aAV97N

    — Dan Singer (@Dan__Singer) June 24, 2013

    Red panda in our neighborhood! 20th NW and Biltmore. Please come save him! @nationalzoo1 pic.twitter.com/llQF7P9QH5

    — Ashley Foughty (@AshleyFoughty) June 24, 2013

    Spotted near 20th and Biltmore near Airy View condos at 1:25. Are you missing this guy?? @NationalZoo pic.twitter.com/v7KulXpNKE

    — Ashley Foughty (@AshleyFoughty) June 24, 2013

    In response to red panda charges, I have an alibi, Callista and I were feeding our pet elephants all evening ( just a joke) help find panda

    — Newt Gingrich (@newtgingrich) June 24, 2013

    I don't have work today. I'm tempted to spend the next few hours roaming D.C. trying to #FindRusty

    — Bryce Dubee (@Dubeeous) June 24, 2013

    There is a panda roaming around in my neighborhood. #FindRusty

    — Drake Staples (@drakewstaples) June 24, 2013

    If I were to #findrusty I would not give that red panda back. #iwouldkeephim #sorrynotsorry

    — Annie Bergen (@ReturnToGinger) June 24, 2013

    Animal care staff have been combing the trees around the Zoo since 8 a.m. He could be sick & hiding, or someone could have taken him.

    — National Zoo (@NationalZoo) June 24, 2013

    Maybe the #redpanda is on its way to Moscow, or Cuba or Equador or Hong Kong. #DC cc: @NationalZoo

    — Laura Gross (@lgross) June 24, 2013

    Seeking latest odds that #Snowden and @NationalZoo's #RedPanda surface together in Quito. #Ecuador #OnTheRun

    — Charles Pope (@CharlieInDC) June 24, 2013

    Red pandas typically spend the warm daytime hours resting, so it’s likely Rusty is somewhere in or near the Zoo hiding in a tree.

    — National Zoo (@NationalZoo) June 24, 2013

    @welovedc @nationalzoo Red pandas are small little guys. Not as hard as losing a regular panda, I'm sure. #redpanda

    — Ben Schumin (@SchuminWeb) June 24, 2013

    So how long until Hillary tweets about the panda and we all flip out about it?

    — Wesley Lowery (@WesleyLowery) June 24, 2013

    OF COURSE THEY ARE "The zoo’s giant pandas are safe and “inside slumbering" per @washingtonpost story on Rusty. http://t.co/Rag10VXQLV #bums

    — Rebekah Metzler (@rebekahmetzler) June 24, 2013

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