Crime & Safety
'It Saddens Us': Boulder Officers Rescue Goose Shot With Arrow
A Canada goose was shot in the head with an arrow and left to suffer until it was rescued, Boulder police said.
BOULDER, CO — The Boulder Police Department posted a video Tuesday of animal protection officers rescuing a goose that had been shot in the head with an arrow.
"It saddens us the things that some humans do to each other & to animals," the police department said in a tweet.
"So when we're able to help, we love to do so."
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The Canada goose was safely rescued and given medical attention, police said.
It saddens us the things some humans do to each other & to animals. So when we're able to help, we love to do so. BPD Animal Protection safely rescued this goose yesterday, removed part of the arrow & helped transport him. Pls call 303-441-3333 if you know who did this #Boulder pic.twitter.com/6mriDvrbLC
— Boulder Police Dept. (@boulderpolice) March 17, 2021
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Anyone with information about who shot the goose is asked to call 303-441-3333.
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