May 17 (UPI) -- A "peeping goat" seen peering into windows during its weeks on the loose in New Jersey has been captured and moved to a new home on a farm.
The Chatham Township Police Department said the goat, which escaped from a slaughterhouse weeks earlier, was spotted on several occasions peering into the windows of homes.
The behavior led police to brand the animal a "peeping goat" on social media.
Police said a construction crew spotted the goat wandering on Noe Avenue this week and they managed to capture it with help from a woman who lured the animal with food.
"The township peeping goat has been caught and is resting comfortably at his new home at a local farm. Thank you to the crew of Osuna Framing Construction for their assistance," the department said in a Facebook post.
