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I heard that it has been changing though. :fl Most colleges allow spiders and snakes now so that is a sign.

No, some colleges do allow pets. I just need to hope to find one that fits with what I want. :fl

Too late he will remember forever. :plbb

Nail polish and all! I can't believe that he forgave you. :lau

:bowRoo with pants...:bow

Understandable. :lau

Well, that's an easy answer! Chicken on your lap and the cat beside you. Cats get enough love. :plbb

I can just imagine what that cat is thinking. "Untouchable moving nugget..."

True but I am still interested in hearing some people's stories about how it was like, is it ok for the chickens, and what colleges allow it. 😁

Oh, yeah, there are now chicken diapers! That is a cute rooster! 😍 Quick question since he is an indoor pet do you have to wash him or give him access to a dust bathing area? Also, is crowing a problem?

Roosters would most likely never be allowed because colleges are usually in town limits and owning a rooster in town is most of the time illegal. I don't think the chickens will be that upset because I have heard about many stories of people raising 2-3 (preferably 3) chickens in their houses...

Like most colleges, you need to ask if you can bring your dog there and chickens are considered as farm animals so your sister might or might not be able to bring chickens to her college.

So far my plan is to call the college for permission. I'll be going to college in a few years so it might take a while. :confused:

They have to allow you to then! :lol:

I have been thinking, in a few years I will be going to college and I will have to find a home for all of my chickens. When I graduate they will of most likely died of old age by then... So I am curious has anybody else bring their chickens to college and did they thrive? Tell me your story...