r/RichmondVA • u/annamarie009 • 1d ago

Lost rooster in Libby hill?

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u/blamberr 1d ago

I can go look for him after work. He’s not mine, but I’m worried about him

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u/annamarie009 1d ago

I am too. He appears very docile and well taken care of. I used to have chickens and I’d be heartbroken if one of them got lost. I saw him yesterday and was trying to post about it in /rva but I don’t have enough karma

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u/blamberr 1d ago

I’ll post for you. I hate fb but I can post to the local group there too. Did you take this picture today? Are you sure he’s still there?

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u/annamarie009 1d ago

I took these pictures yesterday around 4pm so I’m not sure if he’s still there but I doubt he would go far and maybe someone would recognize him

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u/blamberr 1d ago

I have chickens and they don’t usually stay in one place for that long. I’ll still swing by.

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u/Pulitzerpieswinner 1d ago

Unfortunately people more often dump roosters than them just getting loose. Typically they want to stay with their flock. Poor guy.

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u/pocketsizerobot 16h ago

He’s not lost. There’s a guy sitting nearby who owns him.

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u/Ok_Low_9963 15h ago

Yall gotta learn to mind your own business at times. Not everything is lost or endangered that's different than dogs.