Three bald eagles that broke free from an enclosure at Dollywood during a storm earlier this month remain missing.
On April 19, the storm damaged the theme park's Eagle Mountain Sanctuary, a 30,000-square-foot aviary, leading to the birds' escape, the American Eagle Foundation said in a social media post.
Eagle Mountain Sanctuary is the country's largest group of of non-releasable bald eagles, according to Dollywood's website. The park is located in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, about 10 miles north of Gatlinburg.
Twenty-six of the park's eagles were relocated to the American Eagle Foundation headquarters in Kodak, Tennessee, Lori Moore, the foundation's CEO, announced in an Instagram post on Friday, April 24.
USA TODAY reached out to Dollywood for additional information.
