SUN CITY, Ariz. — Car chases are common on TV news, but it’s very rare that we get to see a llama chase … or llama drama if you will.

That’s right, two of the animals were spotted running through the streets of Sun City, Arizona outside Phoenix. The llamas had an appointment at the Carillons GenCare Lifestyle retirement community as therapy animals, but they apparently thought better of the idea when a retirees tried to hold one of them, CBS News learned.

They seemed to be excited with their freedom and unafraid of their surroundings and of animal control workers who were trying to corner them.

Their televised break-out quickly inspired a Twitter account and several hashtags including, #LlamasonTheLoose.

The llamas thwarted numerous attempts by Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies and bystanders to round them up.

After a two-hour chase, one of the animals, a black baby llama named Lainey, was captured unharmed, by Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputies and llama farm volunteers.

The second animal, a larger white llama, named Carnita, remained on the loose for several more minutes until it was lassoed and taken by handlers. It was unknown if the llamas were anyone’s pets.

No word on any criminal or misdemeanor charges pending against the owner, or the llamas.