As Christmas approaches we are appealing for everyone heading out for a festive family walk to keep a look out for our missing goats.
While we are overjoyed that Blitzen and Rose have now been returned, their stable mates Sunday and Comet are still very much missing, and we hope that eagle-eyed members of the public may be able to help.
If during your Christmas walk you spot a field of goats, and think that they look like Sunday and Comet please do take a picture and get in touch. It doesn’t matter if you are not right, every single contact helps us to solve this heartbreaking mystery.
If you spot some goats over Christmas please get in touch via our Facebook messenger, or send an email with your pictures and the location to marketing@kewlittlepigs.com
Olivia Mikhail, owner of Kew Little Pigs, said: “Getting Blitzen and Rose back after they were stolen was a wonderful thing to happen and we are so happy that they are safely home with us.
“But we can’t escape the fact that this Christmas Sunday and Comet are still missing, and they are much loved members of our farm family.
“Please do take pictures of the goats you may spot on your walk and send them in. Every contact helps us solve this awful mystery, and hopefully they will be home soon.”
“I joined the team in September of 2021 as a Farm Hand. This was my first proper job and the experience was very insightful as working with animals there is never a dull moment. I have always loved animals and have had many different animals growing up such as guinea pigs, rabbits, dogs and horses so I knew the animal industry was a career I would like to be involved in. Since joining Kew Little Pigs Farm I have had the opportunity to care for the animals and share my knowledge with all the customers that have visited the farm. I was promoted to Head Farm Hand in January 2023.
I look forward to my journey here at Kew Little Pigs Farm and hope to see you on the farm soon!”
