It is the excitement within the GAEC of Noyers, in the annex of Kirsch-lès-Luttange, since the disappearance of thirteen heifers. Alain and Adrien Bernard, as well as Stéphane Fèvre, are increasingly worried.
“And angry at those who do not keep their dogs on a leash in rural areas. Since Sunday evening, March 27, twelve white Limousin heifers and a brown one, apparently chased by a dog, have forced the fence of their enclosure located near Guénange-bas and taken the direction of Bousse. Only one has been found to date, in the garden of a housing estate in Bousse. They may be scattered in the national forest of Bousse-Blettange, or even further afield, looking for something to graze on. »
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A call to walkers
And to emphasize: “They must be surprised by the significant drop in temperatures. »
They appeal to walkers who could locate the animals. They can dial the following numbers: 06 81 62 70 32 or 03 82 83 95 49.
