A pair of wayward goats stranded for two days on a 6-inch angled ledge atop a 60-foot high railroad bridge near Roundup, Montana were safely rescued Wednesday after being spotted by Sheriff's deputies. "We have absolutely no idea how or why these little critters would go out on this bridge," said Sandy Church of the Rimrock Humane Society. "The only thing we can figure is it happened at night and they were unsure of their surroundings." The photo series and story at the Billings Gazette.
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September 02, 2010
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