Wiltshire Police are appealing for the public’s help after three pygmy goats are believed to have been stolen from a paddock in Coombe Bissett.
The owner of the goats has reported that the wire fence of the paddock was cut open sometime between 5th September and 7th September.
The police’s enquiries are at an early stage, but they are working on the belief that they have been stolen.
The goats are pictured and one is grey/black, one is white/grey and one is black.
The owner is very upset by their disappearance and Wiltshire Police would urge anyone with information to call them on 101, quoting reference 54210087255.
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