Michigan

[RBahmer]

Newest updates are saying they have eyes on Tobie, just trying to get her without spooking her into the freeway and traffic.

Good deal.

 

[Olive Hill]

I'm now confused as in the same update they say she's talking to an Animal Communicator so I'm not sure if they literal eyes on the dog or if the animal communicator is saying they're close to her...

 

[RBahmer]

I'm now confused as in the same update they say she's talking to an Animal Communicator so I'm not sure if they literal eyes on the dog or if the animal communicator is saying they're close to her...

hmmm that's weird

 

[Olive Hill]

There's one woman who is in contact with the base and doing official updates and she has not confirmed a spotting, but is the one that posted that they're talking with a "Communicator". Whatever works, I guess. Hopefully they find her.

 

[Trefoil]

My skunk Scout is an intact (but descented) male, he doesn't smell . I put a small amount of marshall bi odor in his water so his urine doesn't smell either.

 

[RaZ]

City Council meetings are so tedious. It looks like 2 members are for allowing chickens, the mayor and 1 councilor are adamantly against it. All we need are 4 councilors vote for it.

During the public comment portion only 1 lady spoke against chickens. Used the same tired old sayings: dirty; poopy; noisy and fly into other people's yards. She said her neighbor has some and they are slobs, but she also said that they haven't mowed the grass yet this year.

Several people stated that they were for the ordinance change and a couple were even brave enough to say that they have chickens already. The best was the local funeral director who said that they have chickens right there at the funeral home. He is a big name here in Garden City and a lot of people listen to him.

Afterwards, the lady who spoke against the change came up to me and said that she liked what I had to say and wished me luck. Then the reporter for the local paper asked for my name and contact info. All in all, I talked to about 6-7 people who were quite interested.

I have a few e-mails and phone calls to make tomorrow.

 

[RBahmer]

City Council meetings are so tedious. It looks like 2 members are for allowing chickens, the mayor and 1 councilor are adamantly against it. All we need are 4 councilors vote for it.

During the public comment portion only 1 lady spoke against chickens. Used the same tired old sayings: dirty; poopy; noisy and fly into other people's yards. She said her neighbor has some and they are slobs, but she also said that they haven't mowed the grass yet this year.

Several people stated that they were for the ordinance change and a couple were even brave enough to say that they have chickens already. The best was the local funeral director who said that they have chickens right there at the funeral home. He is a big name here in Garden City and a lot of people listen to him.

Afterwards, the lady who spoke against the change came up to me and said that she liked what I had to say and wished me luck. Then the reporter for the local paper asked for my name and contact info. All in all, I talked to about 6-7 people who were quite interested.

I have a few e-mails and phone calls to make tomorrow.

I wish you all the luck in the world Raz and hope you can make a difference.

 

[RaZ]

My skunk Scout is an intact (but descented) male, he doesn't smell . I put a small amount of marshall bi odor in his water so his urine doesn't smell either.

Sebastian gets a tad stinky because he gets milk all over his face and paws and KMR is some stinky stuff when wet but really nasty dry. Like all babies, he gets poo on himself and steps in the canned cat food. Now that BFM showed me how to bathe him, he will get a cleaning every other day or so.

What is the Marshal bi odor? And where do you get it?

 

[chicken grandma]

I wish you all the luck in the world Raz and hope you can make a difference.

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[SillyChicken]

This is one pretty silkie! Love the color!