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Police Find Baby Goats in Trunk of Stolen Car While Arresting Suspect in Missouri
Police heard a goat-like sound before finding two bottle-fed kids in a stolen car, and the KC Pet Project says they are recovering.
- Officers with the Kansas City Police Department discovered two baby goats inside the trunk of a stolen vehicle during a traffic stop in Kansas City.
- During the investigation, officers heard a sound they initially mistook for a cellphone ringtone until the suspect reportedly told police, "No, those are real goats."
- The Pet Project identified the pair as Denver and Aspen, noting they were thin and suffering from a "significant" intestinal parasite problem requiring immediate care.
- Caregivers described the goats as "incredibly friendly" despite their condition, providing bottle feeding since the pair were too young to eat solid food independently.
- Following a 10-day stray hold, the goats were placed in a "goat-savvy" foster home where the family decided to adopt them permanently.
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Police find baby goats in trunk of stolen car while arresting suspect in Missouri
Kansas City police officers made an unusual discovery in the trunk of a stolen car. "Those are real goats ... they're in my trunk," the suspect told police as he was being arrested.
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