Michigan State Police issue traffic alert near Grand Rapids for horses on the loose
About 15 horses went on the loose south of Grand Rapids area Wednesday morning, resulting in the Michigan State Police issuing a traffic alert regarding the animals.
The horses were first seen loose on M-6 near the Kalamazoo ramp, and were being caught as far as US-131 near Hanna Lake. The MSP Sixth District made a social media post at 8:39 a.m. asking motorists to be on the lookout.
The Kent County Sheriff's Office, the Kent County Animal Control and nearby residents also got involved with the corral duties.
"We are grateful no one or the horses were injured," Kent County Sheriff's Office said in its report.
Trailers were used to transport the animals home.
By 9:19 a.m., all of the horses were collected - and troopers said they had befriended some along the way.