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SEE Anything? Police Try To Find Who Dumped Live Goat In Ridgewood Cemetery

Police were trying to find whoever abandoned a live goat in a Ridgewood cemetery.

Officer Jack Knudsen with the abandoned goat.

Officer Jack Knudsen with the abandoned goat.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving
Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Goat pokes around the Ridgewood cemetery.

Photo Credit: Boyd A. Loving

An animal control officer, with help from police and employees corraled the goat, who'd been left in a box Friday morning at the Valleau Cemetery on Franklin Turnpike.

If you saw anything, or have information that could help them determine who was responsible, call Ridgewood police: (201) 652-3900.

Boyd A. Loving took the photos and contributed to this story.

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