April 10 (UPI) -- The San Diego Humane Society said it took a total 12 officers to wrangle a goat found wandering loose in the city.
The SDHS said the male Anglo-Nubian goat was reported Wednesday morning in the Valencia Park neighborhood.
Officers arrived to find the animal in a large grassy field, with plenty of room to flee.
The rescuers called in backup and a total 12 officers ended up using a plastic orange fence to guide the goat into a waiting livestock trailer.
The goat is being cared for at the SDHS' Escondido Campus until its owner can be identified.
The rescue came just a few days after the San Diego Humane Society rounded up an emu running loose through Vista, a suburb of the city. The emu is also currently being kept in Escondido.
