Police Looking For Owner Of 100 Goats Spotted Wandering Ontario Road

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 11 Oct, 2016 11:44 AM

GEORGINA, Ont. — Police in southern Ontario say they're looking for the owner of a wayward herd of about 100 goats.

York Regional Police say officers responded Tuesday to a report that approximately 100 goats were on Frog Street in Georgina, Ont., a community about 80 kilometres north of Toronto.

They say that when the officers arrived, the herd had moved off the roadway.

Police say the officers are now trying to determine where the goats escaped from.

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