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Fire crews save baby goat from fire in Lowell

The owner said the goat is her pet who she's been bottle feeding since he lost his mother.

LOWELL, Ark. — The Lowell Fire Department (LFD) saved a baby goat from a shed fire on Monday, April 22. 

Fire crews responded to the structure fire in the area of Phillips Road in rural Lowell.

When crews arrived, they said half of the storage shed was engulfed in flames. LFD said they were able to remove a baby goat from the shed and control the fire within 15 minutes. 

The owner of the baby goat, Liz Aleman, tells us how scary this was to her. The baby goat is her pet and his name is GoaTee. GoaTee's mother and brother recently died and Liz said she has been bottle feeding him and caring for him ever since.

Liz said when firefighters got to the shed, GoaTee ran up to the them and they immediately gave him oxygen and saved him. "They did so good!," Liz said. "Thankfully everyone is okay."

Rescue crews involved were Hickory Creek and Springdale Fire Departments and Pafford Emergency Medical Services. The cause of the fire is unknown at this time. 

Credit: Lowell Fire Department
Lowell shed fire 04/22/24
Credit: Owner of GoaTee
GoaTee
Credit: Lowell Fire Department
Fire crews enter shed to save baby goat
Credit: Ashley West
Ashley West gives baby goat oxygen after a fire in Lowell.
Credit: Lowell Fire Department
Fire crews respond to structure fire in rural Lowell
Credit: Lowell Fire Dept.
Lowell Fire aftermath

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