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🚨 Goat Adventure Alert! 🐐 On July 6, 2025, around 3:54 PM, Sgt. Boswell was dispatched to Old Wagon Road between Shellhammer and Ross Inlet for some rogue roadblockers—FOUR goats causing near-crashes! 😱 Big thanks to the awesome neighbors who helped get them off the road. No one knew who these sneaky goats belonged to, and with Coos County's only Animal Control Officer off duty, Sgt. Boswell stepped up. He corralled the crew in a yard, grabbed the horse trailer from the Coos County Animal Shelter, and hauled these furry bandits to safety. They’re now chilling at the shelter until their owners are found. Call him Sgt. Boswell, the Goat Wrangler! 🐐💪 #CoosCounty #GoatRescuePhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
🚨 Goat Adventure Alert! 🐐 On July 6, 2025, around 3:54 PM, Sgt. Boswell was dispatched to Old Wagon Road between Shellhammer and Ross Inlet for some rogue roadblockers—FOUR goats causing near-crashes! 😱 Big thanks to the awesome neighbors who helped get them off the road. No one knew who these sneaky goats belonged to, and with Coos County's only Animal Control Officer off duty, Sgt. Boswell stepped up. He corralled the crew in a yard, grabbed the horse trailer from the Coos County Animal Shelter, and hauled these furry bandits to safety. They’re now chilling at the shelter until their owners are found. Call him Sgt. Boswell, the Goat Wrangler! 🐐💪 #CoosCounty #GoatRescuePhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
🚨 Goat Adventure Alert! 🐐 On July 6, 2025, around 3:54 PM, Sgt. Boswell was dispatched to Old Wagon Road between Shellhammer and Ross Inlet for some rogue roadblockers—FOUR goats causing near-crashes! 😱 Big thanks to the awesome neighbors who helped get them off the road. No one knew who these sneaky goats belonged to, and with Coos County's only Animal Control Officer off duty, Sgt. Boswell stepped up. He corralled the crew in a yard, grabbed the horse trailer from the Coos County Animal Shelter, and hauled these furry bandits to safety. They’re now chilling at the shelter until their owners are found. Call him Sgt. Boswell, the Goat Wrangler! 🐐💪 #CoosCounty #GoatRescuePhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post

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🚨 Goat Adventure Alert! 🐐

On July 6, 2025, around 3:54 PM, Sgt. Boswell was dispatched to Old Wagon Road between Shellhammer and Ross Inlet for some rogue roadblockers—FOUR goats causing near-crashes! 😱 Big thanks to the awesome neighbors who helped get them off the road. No one knew who these sneaky goats belonged to, and with Coos County's only Animal Control Officer off duty, Sgt. Boswell stepped up. He corralled the crew in a yard, grabbed the horse trailer from the Coos County Animal Shelter, and hauled these furry bandits to safety.

They’re now chilling at the shelter until their owners are found. Call him Sgt. Boswell, the Goat Wrangler! 🐐💪 #CoosCounty #GoatRescue

Photos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
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