Want A Goat? Sheriff Chip Simmons Will Sell You One Thursday
April 21, 2021
Need a goat? Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons will be happy to sell you one.
In March, the goat was found wandering in the area of Quail Hollow Boulevard north of Nine Mile Road. A deputy gave the goat a ride to the sheriff’s office where it was fed and given a “place to crash”, according to the EcSO. No one claimed the goat.
The goat will be sold to the highest bidder at 10 a.m. on Thursday, April 22 in a sheriff’s livestock sale. The sale will be held at Escambia County Sheriff’s Office Substation at 5844 North Highway 29 in Molino.
For more information, call (850) 436- 9477.
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6 Responses to “Want A Goat? Sheriff Chip Simmons Will Sell You One Thursday”
Someone in our neighborhood found this goat in their yard. I had offered to contain him until the owner was found but they called the police and they took him. I work tomorrow or I would be there to bid on him. I hope someone gives him a great home and doesn’t eat him.
This is the scape Goat from Century Council. All the evil was placed on this goat and let loose in Pensacola.
Wonder if the Goat knows the 4th of July is coming up?
“Is there a way for us to see all the animals being auctioned at this sale?”
Pictured above. This is the only one.
Is there a way for us to see all the animals being auctioned at this sale?
Give him to Damion when he bails out.