i came home to find a young chicken in my bathroom a couple weeks ago. apparently my cat decided to join the local adopt-a-chick without consulting his human. i was pretty much ok with this as i had a pet chicken as a child. imagine my amazement when i found out the area does not allow chickens! it's a really friendly chicken (hand-tame), none of the neighbors claim it and i can't keep it. It's got it's wing feathers and is getting it's head feathers. black with white and tan spots, really pretty bird. please, can someone have this bird? it's a great pet, watches tv in my lap in the evenings.
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