WE HAVE CHICKENS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD IN PHILLY (not ours, some neighbors)
Yes, GO HAM!.
SCREW THE RULES!!!
😎
Like no joke I literally hear the “Rooster Yelling” (idk what u call it) every day at around 4AM - 5AM (Eastern Standard Time)
Edit: Okay its not center city, its more like the “suburb” areas of Philly.
This is a joke btw, I do not advocate for keeping animals in tight spaces. I just think its funny how everyone in my area just collectively decided to ignore the rules, cuz apparantly nobody ever reported it.
Apparantly nobody in my vicinity cares cuz its been going on for a while and nobody ever reported it even though its technically illegal to have childens on any land less then X acres, which basically includes the entire city.
The chickens are probably fine. You can have chickens in a backyard, provided it’s properly secured and you take care of them. You absolutely cannot have a pig in an apartment.
You can absolutely have a “mini” pig in an apartment. They don’t need any more space than a large dog. But in my longer comment I spell out why it’s going to be a PITA.
It’s crowing. If you have space, then go for it in town. The rules are there for sound (roosters can be really loud) and the smell. If nobody complains, then no harm no foul.
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WE HAVE CHICKENS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD IN PHILLY (not ours, some neighbors)
Yes, GO HAM!.
SCREW THE RULES!!!
😎
Like no joke I literally hear the “Rooster Yelling” (idk what u call it) every day at around 4AM - 5AM (Eastern Standard Time)
Edit: Okay its not center city, its more like the “suburb” areas of Philly.
This is a joke btw, I do not advocate for keeping animals in tight spaces. I just think its funny how everyone in my area just collectively decided to ignore the rules, cuz apparantly nobody ever reported it.
It’s not a “rules” issue it’s an animal welfare issue.
Apparantly nobody in my vicinity cares cuz its been going on for a while and nobody ever reported it even though its technically illegal to have childens on any land less then X acres, which basically includes the entire city.
Apparantly Philly has a “no snitching” culture.
The chickens are probably fine. You can have chickens in a backyard, provided it’s properly secured and you take care of them. You absolutely cannot have a pig in an apartment.
You can absolutely have a “mini” pig in an apartment. They don’t need any more space than a large dog. But in my longer comment I spell out why it’s going to be a PITA.
It’s crowing. If you have space, then go for it in town. The rules are there for sound (roosters can be really loud) and the smell. If nobody complains, then no harm no foul.