Stolen Goats Reunited with Buckinghamshire Farm After Two Months
Stolen Goats Reunited with Buckinghamshire Farm After Two Months

Four goats stolen from Kew Little Pigs Farm in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, have been reunited with their owner after two months. The goats—Rose, Blitzen, Comet, and Sunday—were taken during a raid on 11 December 2024.

Owner Olivia Mikhail, 41, initially feared the animals had been taken for meat. Rose and Blitzen were found in a field near Farnham Royal on 17 December, but Comet and Sunday were not located until 13 January, 10 miles from the farm. They required over three weeks of care to recover from neglect before returning home.

Heartwarming footage shows Comet and Sunday joyfully reuniting with Rose and Blitzen. Mikhail said: 'It was certainly a tear-jerking moment and we are so grateful that this story has a happy ending.' She noted the goats were split from their natural pairings, causing distress.

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The farm has since tightened security and launched a fundraiser to prevent future incidents. Mikhail added: 'We feel so lucky because so many stories like this do not end as happily.'

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