An "attack squirrel" housed in an Alabama apartment and fed methamphetamine by its owner to make sure it stayed aggressive was rescued Monday, officials said.

The squirrel was removed from the alleged drug den by investigators following a bust at an apartment in Athens, according to authorities.

One man, identified as Ronnie Reynolds, 37, was arrested at the scene, but the Limestone County Sheriff's Office is still looking for another suspect — the alleged "caretaker" of the squirrel — identified as Mickey Paulk, 35.

The sheriff's office said that prior to the drug raid, officials were told Paulk kept an "attack squirrel" in his home, AL.com reported. It's illegal in Alabama to have a pet squirrel.

Officials found the squirrel, and released it into the wild, per a recommendation from Alabama's Department of Conservation.

“There was no safe way to test the squirrel for meth,” the sheriff's office said.

Meth, drug paraphernalia and body armor were seized from the apartment.

Film at 11..... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

Where were Boris and Natasha???8-[

RMAN4443 wrote:

So this isn't a Miley Cyrus thread?

Speyside wrote:

Meth, drug paraphernalia and body armor were seized from the apartment. 😟

DrafterX wrote:

Obviously this squirrel was up to no good. Why did he have body armor?

8trackdisco wrote:

Obviously this squirrel was up to no good. Why did he have body armor?

8trackdisco wrote: