A Tennessee police department released video of its officers capturing a wild beaver in an unlikely place – a hospital on Christmas Day.

The Bartlett Police Department published video of the bizarre incident on Instagram Wednesday. A hospital operator at Saint Francis Hospital called police after being alerted to the animal.

"You guys asked for the body cam footage from the St. Francis Beaver Wranglers so… ask and ye shall receive," the Bartlett Police Department wrote in an Instagram caption. The police department also included 911 call audio.

"I didn't know who to call, so I thought maybe you might help me," the hospital employee told police. "[A nurse] wanted me to call animal control because there is a beaver in the lobby of the hospital."

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Officer touching beaver with stick

The Bartlett Police Department published video of the bizarre beaver incident on Instagram Wednesday. (@bartlettpolice via Instagram)

"A beaver?" the police operator asked. "Well, if it's inside the…"

"Yeah, it's inside the hospital in the lobby," the caller said.

"Oh, my God. That's so weird," the police operator laughed. "Let me see what I can do. I'll call the lieutenant… maybe they can wrangle it and get it outside."

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Beaver seen wheeled in a cart

The beaver was eventually wrangled into a cart and removed from the hospital. (@bartlettpolice via Instagram)

In footage that was humorously edited, music played as an officer attempted to wrangle the skittish beaver into a cart with a stick. The animal kept ducking under furniture.

The beaver eventually relented and went into the cart. It was wheeled outside and dropped off in a nearby stream.

Beaver in nearby stream

Officers dropped the beaver off in a stream. (@bartlettpolice via Instagram)

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"The beaver has been given a 6-10 return to the water's edge," a police officer is heard saying in the video.