Penndel land ordinance forces resident to remove emotional support chickens
An unidentified resident with mental health struggles was forced to remove her six emotional support chickens due to a Penndel Borough land ordinance. The borough states the chickens do not meet the legal definition of emotional support animals, leaving the resident hoping for an exception to bring them home.
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