The chill llama took a walk.

Patrick Boddy saw the llama on the road. (Handout)
A farmer took care of the llama. (Newburyport/West Newbury Animal Control)
The llama was friendly. (AP)
Mr. Boddy knew the llama shouldn’t be loose. (Handout)

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What is that? A llama! Wait. Llamas don’t trot on roads.

A driver saw the llama walking down the street. He helped the animal. Now the llama is safe.

Read More: Patrick Boddy was driving in Massachusetts. He saw a fluffy llama on the loose. Mr. Boddy caught up to the very relaxed critter. He called an animal control officer for help. “I’m not sure where he came from or how he got there,” says the officer. Local farms weren’t missing a llama. A kind farmer is taking care of it for now. Psalm 50:10 says, “For every beast of the forest is mine, the cattle on a thousand hills.”