As firefighters battled a wildfire near Colorado Springs, Colorado, they were joined by an unusual visitor—a goat named Goldie, who accompanied the crew for hours, even nibbling on vegetation along the way.
“I don’t know if she actually helped put out the fire, but it’s always nice to see an animal that doesn’t shy away from us,” said Deputy Fire Chief Trevor Leland.
The goat’s owner, Lindsay Glader, described Goldie as “very friendly,” adding t…
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As firefighters battled a wildfire near Colorado Springs, Colorado, they were joined by an unusual visitor—a goat named Goldie, who accompanied the crew for hours, even nibbling on vegetation along the way.
“I don’t know if she actually helped put out the fire, but it’s always nice to see an animal that doesn’t shy away from us,” said Deputy Fire Chief Trevor Leland.
The goat’s owner, Lindsay Glader, described Goldie as “very friendly,” adding t…