“Drop it. Let go! Give me my goose back!”
“It was 6:30 p.m., so I was inside getting changed and feeding Willow for bedtime,” Cait Oakley explained.
Her pet goose, Frankie, was outside patrolling the property when an eagle swooped in and grabbed her by the neck. You can see the eagle dragging Frankie up the driveway in video captured on Oakley’s front door camera. That’s when Oakley – wearing just boxers and nursing her baby – charges the predator, scaring the eagle away.Oakley’s baby latched on for a ride and Frankie escaped without a scratch.
Video of the heroic mom moment was posted online, and the world is devouring the clip. It has over a million views on TikTok with a million more likely to come.
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