A 'disorderly' goat was shepherded away from houses in suburban New Jersey after causing a ruckus. Officers in Paramus, Bergen County, responded to an animal that was headbutting a door in the wealthy community, according to their Facebook page. The goat was then captured in the middle of a roadway by three policemen around 5pm on Saturday. A plastic bag was used to avoid contact with the livestock, and it was handed over to animal control, a Paramus Police Department spokesperson told Daily Mail Online. A goat in Paramus, New Jersey, was apprehended by police after it was found headbutting a door in the wealthy community . The animal was not injured in the incident. Police are still working to find the owner of the goat and are asking the public for help. Several goats live at a home nearby where Saturday's was found, police told NorthJersey.com . Comments on social media suggested that the animal could have been fleeing the prospect of being someone's Easter dinner. A woman from Oregon offered a $250 reward for the return of her pet goat Pete this week after it was stolen . She worried about someone eating him, but said that he'd be chewy, according to the Oregonian. The goat, which was not injured in the incident, was captured by three policemen in the wealthy suburb around 6pm Saturday (pictured)
Police in Paramus, New Jersey, captured stray goat in middle of the road.
Authorities still working to find owner of goat, who is with animal control.