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Sheep found wandering in NE Bend; Bend police, DCSO seek her owner

Authorities are seeking to return a lost sheep found wandering in NE Bend to her owner
Bend Police Dept.
Authorities are seeking to return a lost sheep found wandering in NE Bend to her owner

(Update: Animal found to be sheep not goat)

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Bend police and the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office are looking for the owner of a female sheep found wandering Wednesday morning in a northeast Bend neighborhood.

Bend Police community service officers responded shortly after 8 a.m. to a call of the sheep (earlier mistakenly referred to as a goat) wandering in the area of Watercress Way and Primrose Place, Communications Manager Sheila Miller said.

The CSOs were able to detain the sheep, described as a female Barbados sheep with a dark brown coat and black ears, Miller said. They transferred it to the care of the sheriff’s office, which has a rescue ranch off Rickard Road.

Anyone missing a sheep is asked to contact the sheriff’s office at the non-emergency dispatch number, 541-693-6911.

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