Animal control officers help reunite gosling with its family in Greenburgh
Officials say the gosling was separated from its family, which was a short distance away across the street.
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Apr 28, 2023, 5:28 PM
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2h agoAnimal control officers with the Greenburgh Police Department helped locate a lost gosling outside the traffic office near Town Hall.
Officials say the gosling was separated from its family, which was a short distance away across the street.
The officers were able to help reunite the gosling with its family.
