By Roger the Scanner Guy
Santa Claus Beach baby Goat in the bed of a Toyota truck surrounded by Barb Wire.. Reporting party says the Baby is in bad shape. SBSO and County Animal control responding.
Animal Abuse Response at Santa Claus Lane
Roger
August 28, 2021, 1:56 am
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Poor little Goat I hope pe they get there quick..
Yikes this is distressing! I hope that they get there soon too and rescue this poor creature. Keep us posted pls!
Personally I think Animal Control would know more about that the barb wire thing is not good…
Barbed wire is fencing. Every ranch uses barbed wire. This isn’t neglect or cruelty. This is a case of total ignorance by the reporting party.
Barbed wire in the back bed of a pick up truck with a baby goat that looks to be in bad shape Animal control should have responded the Good old Boy mentality has no business making that judgement call..I know how ranches operate most don’t care about the animal stuff your ignorance..
Police should not be the ones determining whether an animal is fine.
sbcountylocal, I totally agree. I used to have goats, and they’re great critters. When young, they can be a lot of fun even. And when older, barb wire can be perfect for scratching that itch it can’t quite reach otherwise. How’s a non-goat person supposed to know what type of goat it is or if the goat’s OK? Sounds like the reporting party is just another fool.
Probably on the way to a barbecue.
Just a reminder that globally, goat meat is as popular and often eaten as beef is in the USA. Not sure if pig or goat is most popular globally (not going to look it up now.) I agree that it was probably on its way to being the main course.
If you eat any meat, you have no right to complain.
Note to Self:
According to precedence..(?!)
It is legal to sleep in one’s vehicle with a baby goat wired into the bed, rear, trunk or flat-bed..truck..in August.
Got it.
Check out local animal law codes; I don’t know of one they were breaking. If owner/buyer/ transporter told animal control that the goat was going to be a bbq, I don’t think they’d have any grounds to take any action.
Seems like the ultimate next-door post of complaining without understanding facts.