Middletown Ohio Found this article in the Middletown Journal this morning.
http://www.middletownjournal.com/ne...oats-part-of-green-living-choice--958102.html
http://www.middletownjournal.com/ne...oats-part-of-green-living-choice--958102.html
Good to hear you still have them! We're outside of the city. Everyone in my area has goats, horses, chickens, etc. Sometimes some get loose, but we as a community stick together and help each other - well, except for one family on the next street over. Bunch of snoots. lol One day I saw a horse, donkey and some goats walking down the street. What do we do? Help our neighbor! We don't call animal control. My community also is the home to many who have homing pigeons. Some of those pigeons' homes are nicer than mine!!! hahaha I hope you find a more peaceful place to live. I plan to remain self sufficient.Hi there! That article was about my family!!! We are still here with our hens and goats. The city has not been back to bother us, and our neighbors, most of them, love that we are a farm with livestock. Some of them love to stop by with their kids/grandkids and let them see REAL live animals, something many children and even adults are not familiar with.
We are fixing up our house and land and plan on selling it in the near future. We are looking to move out of state and build our own homes from the materials the land itself offers up. We want to live off grid and not answer to city folk. We just want to live in peace and though we do (live in peace) for now, the threat of the city coming in and forcing us to get rid of our pets makes us want to protect them and live in peace, away from silly laws and attitudes.
If you know anyone wanting to buy an nice large house with 3 acres of land, send them my way!