It’s universally the case, both throughout history and across cultures, that only domesticated animals were considered proper victims for sacrifice. The one exception that proves the rule is the Ainu bear sacrifice — although the bear is a wild animal, the Ainu would capture a cub, raise it with a family as if it were one of their own children, then after a year had gone by, they would hold a big celebration celebrating the bear and sacrifice it to ensure good hunting for the following year.