A flock of 11 missing goats have been found, much to the delight of their owners.

Eastern Daily Press: Phillapa, one of the goats went missing from a field between Castle Acre and South Acre. Picture: Lucy OstinPhillapa, one of the goats went missing from a field between Castle Acre and South Acre. Picture: Lucy Ostin (Image: Archant)

Phillapa, Diamond, Bluebell and their horned sisters were located in a field just outside Swaffham, after going missing from their enclosure between Castle Acre and South Acre on Thursday morning.

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Lucy Ostin, from Lyng, owns the 18-month-old pets with some friends, and said she was distraught after the goats' disappearance.

But Mrs Ostin said the animals were now safety back on home turf.

Eastern Daily Press: Diamond and Bluebell, two of the goats which went missing from a field between Castle Acre and South Acre. Picture: Lucy OstinDiamond and Bluebell, two of the goats which went missing from a field between Castle Acre and South Acre. Picture: Lucy Ostin (Image: Archant)

Mrs Ostin said: 'We found them after a tip off shut in a field just outside Swaffham early on Saturday morning and had quite adventure trying to walk them 5 miles home.'

Mrs Ostin and she and her friends bought the goats about six months ago. She said she had been worried the goats would be sold for meat, which could have proven dangerous for their consumers, as the animals had been treated with chemicals for a skin condition.

Eastern Daily Press: Owner Lucy Ostin had feared the goats could have ended up on being killed for meat. Picture: Lucy OstinOwner Lucy Ostin had feared the goats could have ended up on being killed for meat. Picture: Lucy Ostin (Image: Archant)