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Police search for missing pregnant sheep in St. Gallen
A farmer in St. Gallen reported a pregnant sheep missing on Tuesday morning.
The dark-brown sheep, about 60 centimetres tall, was last seen on Saturday in a pasture on Rietstrasse.
It has noticeably drooping ears, which may help people identify it.
Police are searching for the sheep, but no further details about the search are given.
The pasture enclosure was intact, with no signs of an escape or an attack by another animal.
The circumstances of the sheep’s disappearance are therefore unclear.
St. Gallen city police are searching for a missing pregnant sheep.
The dark-brown sheep has notably drooping ears and is about 60 centimetres tall.
A farmer reported it missing on Tuesday morning.
It was last seen on Saturday in a pasture on Rietstrasse.
Police said the enclosure was intact, with no signs of escape or an attack by another animal.
- Who
- St. Gallen city police are searching for the sheep; a farmer reported it missing.
- What
- A pregnant sheep has disappeared.
- When
- It was last seen on Saturday; the farmer reported it missing on Tuesday morning. The dates are not specified.
- Where
- A pasture on Rietstrasse in St. Gallen.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The sheep was last seen in a pasture on Rietstrasse.
A farmer reported the sheep missing to police.
- Animal
- Pregnant sheep
- Appearance
- Dark brown, with notably drooping ears
- Size
- About 60 centimetres
- Last seen
- Saturday, on a pasture on Rietstrasse in St. Gallen
- Reported missing
- Tuesday morning










