Daily News | A celebrity rooster who thinks he’s a kitten has gone missing from the Funny Farm Rescue
Squiggy, a four-pound rooster who thinks he’s a kitten, is so cute people visiting the Funny Farm Rescue in Mays Landing, N.J., regularly ask to take him home with them.
Myles thinks someone stuck Squiggy, who is not much bigger than a bag of Doritos, in a pocket or under a jacket and took off. He was living contentedly among Zaleski’s 11 dogs, 20 goats, 15 horses, 2 llamas and about 600 other animals in the bucolic farm where the animals are mostly free to walk around, and where many have unusual personalities, underdog stories and cross-breed friendships.
“Everybody loves this rooster,” Zaleski said in a phone interview Sunday, the phone being held up to her ear by a volunteer while she milked some goats. “He’s such a fan favorite. People are always joking, ‘We can stick him in our jacket, or in our purse.’ He’s like a kitten. He’s always around.” “The gate’s open,” Zaleski said in a March interview. “People are like, ‘Don’t they leave?’ And I said, ‘If you’re an animal, would you go? Who would leave?’”
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