Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — This past Mardi Gras, “Saffron” the pet opossum was confiscated by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and ...

Separation from his pet has been “really, really hard on me,” he said. Naturally, Voiles said, it would have been heartbreaking if the opossum — which he named Saffron — had died. But his current ...

The city of New Orleans can breathe a sigh of relief: Saffron the pet opossum is on his way home, says his owner. The plight of the marsupial, who was confiscated by Wildlife and Fisheries agents over ...

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William Voiles is a regular sight in the French Quarter, pedaling his adult tricycle with a small menagerie of animals riding, remarkably calmly, in the front and rear baskets. Photos from June show ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — This past Mardi Gras, “Saffron” the pet opossum was confiscated by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agents in the French Quarter. At the time, “Saffron” belonged ...

William Voiles is in an emotional state of limbo. He’s still hopeful that the state will eventually see fit to return his pet opossum that was confiscated by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and ...