Archie the Goat Stolen, Family Seeks Return

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is Corey with the story with Lester News today. A five-year-old Pygmy goat named Archie vanished from a secure farm enclosure in Cropston, Lestershire, overnight on Monday. He was taken for Manstale Packas, leaving behind his twin brother Arthur and another goat named Mary. The farm offers animal therapy and hands-on education for students, with livestock like alpacas, donkeys, and sheep. Owner Matt Rogers noted the enclosure was locked tight, with no sign of escape, and these even let rabbits loose nearby. Students first spotted the empty spot and raised the alarm. Arthur has been bleeding non-stop for his brother, acting subdued and confused since they are always together. The theft has left the family, volunteers, and kids angry and upset. Police urge the culprits to return Archie safely or come forward. Rogers is now sleeping at the farm to guard the animals and plans to add CCTV and better security soon. He just wants the goat back so the twins can reunite. The Daily News Now

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