MOORE, Okla. – A new reward is being offered for the return of a parrot lost during the Moore tornado.

“Amanda Jane” is a blue-fronted Amazon parrot that was still in her cage, under debris, after the storm hit May 20.

The cage and bird disappeared and the owner said she believes someone has her pet.

The owner is now offering a $700 reward for “Amanda Jane’s” safe return, no questions asked.

If you have any information on the bird’s whereabouts, you can reach us on Facebook, Twitter or call us here at KFOR-TV (405) 424-4444.

The Midwest City Animal Welfare Department will be hosting a Pet Awareness Day on Saturday, May 4.

TUTTLE, Okla. – You never know what’s going to happen to you visit Tiger Safari in Tuttle.

Visitors may feel a snake around their neck or get a chance to hold a kangaroo.

Now they’ll also get a better look at this beautiful cat, an African Serval.

It looks like a cheetah but is much smaller.

The cat is the newest member of the Tiger Safari.

It was rescued from a home that was not suitable for it.

OSU students helped design the landscaping for the cats habitat.

“We had a bunch of people from the community help erect this cage, along with precare nursery donated plants in this cage, as well as employees who took their time to spruce up the cage for the enjoyment of everyone this Easter weekend,” Tiger Safari’s Bill Meadows said.

The cat has been domesticated so it will likely be an ambassador animal visitors will be able to see up close.