Idk, well they told my parents. Just not me.
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So I have a small backyard flock.
The local code enforcement officer rang my bell at 8am. Asked if I had an ostrich or some exotic birds in the back yard... nope. Chickens.
My psycho neighbor had apparently called me in. Maybe the silkie was confused with an ostrich?
She's so... special.
I have special neighbors like that. They thought my black and white Tom cat was a bear cub.
Sounds like you have a trouble maker neighbor.
Should have said it was as a pigmy ostrage!!
When I got chicks for the first time, I had no clue what I was doing. The feed store sold me the brooder, lamp, drinker, feeder, and the chicks.
Wow. Just wow... The closest thing I have to that issue is my neighbors thinking my bantam is a baby.
Should have said it was as a pigmy ostrage!!
Sounds like you have a trouble maker neighbor.
I have special neighbors like that. They thought my black and white Tom cat was a bear cub.
LOL OMG!!
Sounds like they just hate chickens and/or outdoor cats.
My mom and I also find it hilarious and think they're either crazy or maybe alcoholics! I mean how do you mix that up unless you're drunk... or unless you hate animals and make something up to try to get you in trouble.
My mom says a lot of people her age/middle age/older are miserable or bored and have nothing to do etc.
Seems this is the case.
She is absolutely insane. She is always trying to get me in trouble. She's called me in when another neighbor's dogs barked for a bit too long. Mine were inside.
She kidnapped our cat and held him 2 weeks because she doesn't believe in cats being outdoors. She leaves me notes saying she'll be forced to keep him next time... never mind my kids bawled and mourned him, thinking coyotes got him.
So unbelievably weird. I need her to get a job.
Isn't that illegal too? She probably could have gotten in trouble if you pursued it
Not if she leaves notes saying she'll be "forced to keep him next time".Not necessarily - if the cat didn't have collar or tags, the neighbors could claim she thought it was a stray.
That makes me so mad!She is absolutely insane. She is always trying to get me in trouble. She's called me in when another neighbor's dogs barked for a bit too long. Mine were inside.
She kidnapped our cat and held him 2 weeks because she doesn't believe in cats being outdoors. She leaves me notes saying she'll be forced to keep him next time... never mind my kids bawled and mourned him, thinking coyotes got him.
So unbelievably weird. I need her to get a job.
She kidnapped our cat and held him 2 weeks because she doesn't believe in cats being outdoors. She leaves me notes saying she'll be forced to keep him next time... never mind my kids bawled and mourned him, thinking coyotes got him.
Not necessarily - if the cat didn't have collar or tags, the neighbors could claim she thought it was a stray.
Not if she leaves notes saying she'll be "forced to keep him next time". Had to laugh about the "ostrich" and the "bear cub" but actually... it is no laughing matter to live next to such people. I've run into this before, sympathies to those who have to endure such a thing.
That makes me so mad!
All excellent points and agreed. Although I'm not sure I'd threaten her that bad but definitely inform the cops, unless it was a while ago. But even so, they should know and could make her stopYou need to have your husband, male relative, male friend, or male cop go over there and threaten her within an inch of her life if she steals your cat again. It doesn't matter WHAT *she believes in*, it's not her cat. It's YOURS and, as such, whether it lives outdoors or in, isn't her call. She's committing cat-napping; her notes are tantamount to ransom notes. "Keep him inside or else"??? As long as the cat isn't violating her rights, she has no place sticking her nose in. You need to scare the beejeezus out of her.
7, Defender of Cats