BOISE, IDAHO — More 118 goats appeared out of nowhere in a Boise neighborhood early this month, reports KTVB.<br /><br />Neighborhood residents say the goats showed up around 7 in the morning, moving from lawn to lawn and chewing grass.<br /><br />Apparently, the goats occupied the roads and couldn't care less about the cars in the area.<br /><br />The goats attracted crowds of people who were snapping pictures and petting the animals.<br /><br />Joe Parris, KTVB reporter who broke the story, told The Washington Post though most people were excited to see the goats, "a few concerned homeowners [were] trying to shoo the goats off their property."<br /><br />It was only later that it was discovered that the goats were owned by a company called We Rent Goats, which sends its goats to clear weeds from fields, pastures etc.<br /><br />Around 8:30 a.m. local time, a We Rent Goats truck arrived and moved all the goats onto its truck.
