In a cluck-tastic twist that’s ruffling feathers across south central Ohio, the Huntington Township Fire Department in Ross County played unlikely hero to a wayward chicken that strutted right up to their station. The black-and-white speckled bird, looking more like a feathered firefighter than a farm escapee, perched proudly on their engine truck numbered 916, prompting the crew to post a hilarious plea for its owner. “Alright TWP, we had lost dogs and cats wander up to the firehouse before… but never a chicken… Anyone missing one?” they shared, complete with photos that have locals chuckling over the unexpected poultry patrol.
Thankfully, this egg-cellent adventure had a happy ending, with the department updating that the chicken was safely reunited with its owner. For Ross County residents used to more routine rescues, this light-hearted incident highlights the everyday humor in community service, proving that in Huntington Township, even the smallest emergencies get top-notch attention. If you’ve got a lost pet story from south central Ohio, share it below!
