Goats get loose in Atlanta's tony Buckhead neighborhood
A herd of goats brought in to clear weeds got loose, briefly becoming a thorn in the side of Atlanta’s tony Buckhead neighborhood
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Your support makes all the difference.A herd of goats brought in to clear weeds got loose Monday, briefly becoming a thorn in the side of Atlanta s tony Buckhead neighborhood.
Atlanta police responded after a driver called to report the goats were wandering in the road, news outlets reported. They had been brought in to eat weeds at a nearby Kroger supermarket but got free, according to police.
Television news footage showed them grazing outside a furniture store along a busy thoroughfare. They were eventually caught and removed.
Police said no one was injured.
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