Westchester police wrangle escaped alpaca in Mount Kisco
Officers were able to wrangle the alpaca and reunite it with its owner.
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Apr 18, 2025, 2:35 AM
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Updated 84 days ago
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9ds agoAn alpaca was on the run Thursday in Mount Kisco.
Police say the animal had slipped out of a trailer on Pat Reilly Way before making its way down Kisco Avenue.
Officers were able to wrangle the alpaca and reunite it with its owner.
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