Goat Smuggling

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Getting goats into the United States from Canada can be an exercise in frustration and ingenuity. Judy Ross at Get the Whole Picture tells us about three nice little ladies who just couldn’t cross the border until creativity and a lack of sea sickness saved the day.

This story highlights the difficulties of transporting livestock across borders.

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