Brunswick Co. deputies manage to corral stubborn goat after âhoofâ chase A stubborn goat gave a pair of Brunswick County deputies all they could handle. (Source: Brunswick County Sheriff s Office) By WECT Staff | February 10, 2021 at 11:33 AM EST - Updated February 10 at 11:38 AM
BRUNSWICK COUNTY, N.C. (WECT) - A stubborn goat gave a pair of Brunswick County deputies all they could handle.
A Facebook post from the sheriffâs office said Sgt. Mike Murray and Deputy Blake Young were recently called out to help find a goat that had gotten loose from its owner.
âThis little nanny goat wasnât too eager to be caught so subsequently a foot (and hoof) chase ensued down Old Ocean Hwy.,â the post stated.
Escaped goat roaming cliffs above Route 80 finally rescued
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
Posted Dec 17, 2020
A goat that was living in the woods above Route 80 in Warren County was captured Wednesday, Dec. 16.Buddha Dog Rescue and Recovery
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A heartwarming tale unfolded on a cold and blustery Wednesday night in Warren County when a goat that had roamed the treacherous cliffs above Route 80 for months after escaping a local slaughterhouse auction was captured by the owner of Buddha Dog Rescue & Recovery.
“She would climb up and down the treacherously steep rock cliffs and graze behind the guardrail as trucks and cars blew by her, within a couple feet,” Buddha Dog Rescue & Recovery Owner Nicole Asher wrote on her non-profit’s Facebook page. “It was heart stopping to see her in such a dangerous area.”
Goat escapes slaughterhouse auction, roams cliffs in N.J. before being rescued
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
Posted Dec 18, 2020
A goat that was living in the woods above Route 80 in Warren County, N.J., was captured Wednesday, Dec. 16.Buddha Dog Rescue and Recovery
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A heartwarming tale unfolded on a cold and blustery Wednesday night in Warren County, N.J., when a goat that had roamed the treacherous cliffs above Route 80 for months after escaping a local slaughterhouse auction was captured by the owner of Buddha Dog Rescue & Recovery.
“She would climb up and down the treacherously steep rock cliffs and graze behind the guardrail as trucks and cars blew by her, within a couple feet,” Buddha Dog Rescue & Recovery Owner Nicole Asher wrote on her non-profit’s Facebook page. “It was heart stopping to see her in such a dangerous area.”