Noblesville Police Captured Stray Baby Goat
Officers rescued a lost baby goat found hiding under a residential porch on Ederline Lane.
Updated on Oct. 14, 2026 in Wildlife

Noblesville Police Department officers successfully captured a baby goat discovered under a porch on Ederline Lane. The animal has since been moved to a secure facility operated by Hoosier Wildlife while officials work to identify the owner.
Why it matters
The safe recovery of the animal ensures it receives proper care after being found roaming in a residential area. Local authorities are currently working to determine who the goat belongs to.
The baby goat was safely retrieved from underneath a porch by responding officers on Ederline Lane. The animal is currently housed at a secure facility managed by Hoosier Wildlife.
The players
Noblesville Police Department
This local law enforcement agency is responsible for public safety and responding to animal welfare calls within the city of Noblesville.
Hoosier Wildlife
This organization operates secure facilities dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and housing of stray or injured animals.
Marion Police Department
This police agency is a municipal law enforcement body that recently managed a separate stray goat incident in the region.
The details
Police responded to a call regarding the wandering animal and coordinated its transport to the wildlife facility. Officials are encouraging anyone with information regarding the owner to contact the Noblesville Police Department.
Timeline
August 2026: Marion Police Department located a separate goat.
Tuesday, October 13, 2026: Noblesville Police captured the baby goat.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026: The owner remained unidentified.
Culture Shift
This recovery follows a pattern of localized stray livestock incidents established by the August 2026 Marion Police Department goat recovery. Such events highlight the increasing frequency of domestic animals appearing in residential or urban environments within the state.
Residents of Ederline Lane and surrounding areas are reminded to secure their property to prevent roaming livestock. Anyone with information regarding the owner of the goat can reach out to the police department at 317-773-1300.
The takeaway
Pet owners should ensure their animals are properly enclosed to prevent them from wandering into dangerous residential areas. Keeping livestock in secure, fenced spaces is the most effective way to prevent stray incidents.
Further reading
For more information on local animal management, visit the Wildlife section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox 59.










