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Anyone with any information can contact Animals in Need Donegal
Animals in Need Donegal has posted a missing goat.
The goat was found on the Quigley's Point side of the Illies in Inishowen by an individual who ended up taking it home.
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"Anyone missing a goat?," Animals in Need Donegal shared on Sunday evening. "Ended up bringing this guy home today, found Quigleys Point side of the Illies. Very thin and lame on back leg but no obvious injury.Checking no one is missing him as pretty certain he’s been dumped for being a buck."
Anyone with any information can contact Animals in Need Donegal. Animals in Need Donegal is a non-profit animal charity that rescues stray, injured and abandoned pets.
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