Stolen North Yorkshire pygmy goats found safe and well
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Three baby pygmy goats who were stolen from their farm have been reunited with their mum.
Police found Snowy, Maisy and Billy in a street in Middlesbrough more than a month after going missing from their North Yorkshire home.
The kids were taken from the Easingwold Maze tourist attraction on 4 September.
Their owner Paul Caygill was worried they wouldn't survive without being fed by their mother.
He said the young goats were undernourished and would have to be hand-reared because their mother isn't producing milk anymore.
The pygmy goats before they were stolen
"They're in a much different condition to the three that weren't stolen, but we think they'll all pull through," said Mr Caygill.
"It sounds like they've been dumped. They've maybe had them for a while and were struggling with them so got rid of them."
He said the culprits haven't been found yet.
