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Wandering Sheep Seized in N.C. Town

Tuesday, March 27, 2007 6:33:19 PM

APEX, N.C. (AP) - About 30 sheep being kept at a suburban home were euthanized Tuesday after some of the flock were found grazing on floral arrangements in a cemetery, authorities said. Animal cruelty charges were pending against the owner.

David Watts kept about 80 of the animals in his crumbling house in this Raleigh suburb, police said.

"He lives upstairs, and the sheep were living downstairs," police Sgt. Robert Towell said. "He considered them pets."


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