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Squiggy, a wildly popular rooster who’s lived at a rescue farm outside Mays Landing for two years, has been missing a week now and the reward for his return sits at $2,000.

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP — The reward for the safe return of a rooster missing from Funny Farm Rescue & Sanctuary has risen to $2,000, according to the latest post by the ...

He's a bantam rooster, which makes him smaller," said Zaleski. A photo of Squiggy -- a bantam rooster being cared for at the Funny Farm Rescue in Mays Landing, New Jersey. He's been missing since ...

Funny Farm Animal Rescue and Sanctuary, in Hamilton Township, New Jersey, is seeking the public's help to find Squiggy, a rooster who went missing last week under mysterious circumstances. The ...

The rooster was last seen on Nov 8, 2022. A $1,200 reward is being offered for his return. ... Farm officials are reviewing security footage, the Saturday post said.

I live in a right-to-farm community, and I’m considering getting a rooster to give the girls some excitement. The problem is, roosters crow, I have neighbors and I’m not sure if they will be ...

The rooster “thinks he’s a kitten and will fall asleep in your arms if you pet him,” Funny Farm Rescue wrote.They say Squiggy was raised in the house with cats and dogs as an orphan.

Napa County could tighten its rooster-keeping rules, in part to try to curb illegal cockfighting operations.