[doganjo]

My name is Jamie (my Mum has a wicked sense of humour when naming her animals )and I have lived here since I was 12 weeks old, so my Mum didn't know I was going to be a boy  I am a very handsome Light Sussex Cockerel, but my present Mum says I have a very loud voice and her neighbours have started to complain. So I have to pack my little bird suitcase and find new lodgings. I don't know what my ex-battery girlfriends are going to do without me as they find me quite amorous, but I suppose they will have a quieter life. I have been free ranging in Mum's half acre paddock so although not a 'tough old bird' I don't think I am quite dinner table material! But I am so good looking and I can strut for Scotland! Here are a few photos of me with my ladies.
I hope someone can find me a new home.  Mum says she isn't botherd about getting money fro me so much as finding me a home where I can 'sing' to my heart's content, without fear of litigation for her, whatever that means!

[Roxy]

Jamie, you are a very handsome boy.  I do hope someone can give you a nice new home.  Much too far away to come and live with my menagerie unfortunately.

I have seen lots of cockerels looking for a new home, due to neighbours complaints.  I even saw an ad from someone telling people not to even think of keeping a cockerel, as it was not fair on neighbours.  I even saw a Jack donkey for sale, because a neighbour had threatened legal action over his braying!!

I have 8 cockerels, of various breeds a amongst my large flock, and they are only down a field from three properities.  Granted, there was only two, until the barns were converted.  No one has complained yet, but I am sure they will.  One of the houses is up for sale, so the new people, could take offence at my crowing cockerels.

[CameronS]

If i did not allready have a "Jamie" of my own, i would gladly take him.But i have enough competition, between my LS and my Pekin, until i get my runs sorted.

One of the houses is up for sale, so the new people, could take offence at my crowing cockerels

Surely they cannot force you to clear our you cockerels as you have been a longer resident, thats when we were told after our new neighbours(who thankfully have moved) complained about our cockerels crowing.

[Roxy]

I don't know, Cameron.  Nowadays, people seem to take priority over animals in respect of noise, smells, etc.  Folks want to move to the country, then complain about the noise, smell etc.  But I have to put up with these people having parties, barbeques, bonfires and the like, and thats allowed.