Chatham Township’s peeping goat now safe on a farm
The goat was finally found and brought to a local farm to live its life.
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4h agoA wayward goat that was wandering around Chatham Township, peeping in people’s windows has now been caught and has a new home.
Police were warning residents about the goat a few days ago.
The goat was finally found and brought to a local farm to live its life.
“The Township Peeping Goat has been caught and is resting comfortably at his new home at a local farm. Thank you to the crew of Osuna Framing Construction for their assistance,” police wrote on Facebook.
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