If you have been following my blog or Facebook page, you are likely aware of the ongoing legal battle I am waging against my town to keep my backyard chickens. If you’re not up to speed, but are interested in the details, I have discussed them in this article. In order to fund the defense of this legal persecution by my town, I invited my readers to support the cause and help defray the costs of litigation by donating to Operation Home to Roost (see below).
I wanted the thank you notes I sent to donors to be special and thought it would be fun if my frizzled diva, Rachel, “autographed” the thank you notes herself. I have made footprints aka: autographs of Rachel’s in the past with paint, but that was a messy procedure and impractical to reproduce on a large scale.
Rachel’s autograph on Chickens Magazine, which contained two articles I wrote for this edition. It was given away as a prize.
Realizing the impracticality of Rachel signing each thank you note personally, I thought a custom rubber stamp would fit the need perfectly and it did!
My 9 year old took a little YouTube video while we obtained Rachel’s paw print. Easy peasy!
This is the actual stamp
The one, major flaw in my master plan was that PayPal donors were not required to input their addresses as a part of the donation process. This means, I do not have your address if you already donated via PayPal. PLEASE SEND ME YOUR ADDRESS if you have already donated to Operation Home to Roost! Rachel has an autographed thank-you note waiting for you! Please send it with the subject line “Rachel” to me at: Kathy@The-Chicken-Chick.com
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If you have been following my blog or Facebook page, you are likely aware of the ongoing legal battle I am waging against my town to keep my backyard chickens. If you’re not up to speed, but are interested in the details, I have discussed them in this article. In order to fund the defense of this legal persecution by my town, I invited my readers to support the cause and help defray the costs of litigation by donating to Operation Home to Roost (see below).
I wanted the thank you notes I sent to donors to be special and thought it would be fun if my frizzled diva, Rachel, “autographed” the thank you notes herself. I have made footprints aka: autographs of Rachel’s in the past with paint, but that was a messy procedure and impractical to reproduce on a large scale.
Rachel’s autograph on Chickens Magazine, which contained two articles I wrote for this edition. It was given away as a prize.
Realizing the impracticality of Rachel signing each thank you note personally, I thought a custom rubber stamp would fit the need perfectly and it did!
My 9 year old took a little YouTube video while we obtained Rachel’s paw print. Easy peasy!
This is the actual stamp
The one, major flaw in my master plan was that PayPal donors were not required to input their addresses as a part of the donation process. This means, I do not have your address if you already donated via PayPal. PLEASE SEND ME YOUR ADDRESS if you have already donated to Operation Home to Roost! Rachel has an autographed thank-you note waiting for you! Please send it with the subject line “Rachel” to me at: Kathy@The-Chicken-Chick.com
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Order your copy of my bestselling book,
The Chicken Chick’s Guide to Backyard Chickens!
Available now on Amazon!
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I am so tired of cleaning out the chicken's water dishes!
I would love to discuss some issue I have had dealing with a dreaded disease. i feel like i am fighting a losing battle. The unfortunate thing is that this problem doesn't just affect MY chickens! I host a Community Coop for kids and their families in my local 4H group. We raise a flock of chickens communally, so as you might see, dealing with illness is more than just a sick chicken!
Your blog helps this first time chicken owner so much!
Lol, thank you Reva. Rachel doesn't like to fly though. :D