This browser does not support the Video element.
Goats munch on paperwork in Alabama police car
Video shows one goat climbing into the open driver’s side of his vehicle. (Credit: Madison County Sheriff's Office via Storyful)
MADISON COUNTY, Ala. - A sheriff's deputy in Alabama got a surprise after he left his vehicle's doors opened as he usually does when visiting homes to quickly escape dog attacks.
The Madison County Sheriff’s Office said on August 26, Deputy Casey Thrower returned to his patrol car to find "eager and hungry" goats after delivering civil papers to an address that morning.
Thrower recorded a video of one goat climbing into the driver's side of his vehicle and munching on some paperwork inside the vehicle. Meanwhile, another goat hopped around the car's roof and hood.
RELATED: Abandoned dog discovered by mail carrier finds forever home
"Are you kidding me?" Thrower exclaims, before managing to shoo the goats away from the vehicle.
Storyful contributed to this report. This story was reported from Los Angeles.