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Gone in a bleat: Goats play game of hide-and-seek at Eaton County park

No butts about it: tiger and goat cohabitate
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Justin Sullivan
<p>REDWOOD CITY, CA - JUNE 20: A goat eats away at a tree June 20, 2002 in Redwood City, California. The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is renting a herd of approximately 400 goats to help chew away potentially hazardous vegetation that is near pipelines which carry drinking water to San Francisco residents. The goats can eat approximately one acre a day and will be chewing away vegetation for one month. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)</p>
No butts about it: tiger and goat cohabitate
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CHARLOTTE, Mich. — In a Facebook post Thursday morning, Eaton County Parks and Recreation stated that about 40-50 goats have shown up to Crandell Park in Charlotte, but they ran away before park staff could get to them.

"Although we love animals and dream about a petting zoo someday, they are causing quite a bit of damage," stated the department in the post.

Allegedly, the goats belong to an Eaton County resident, and the department is working to locate the owners.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Eaton County Parks and Recreation Office at (517) 627-7351.

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