Wodonga Council rangers commonly spend time catching cats and snagging stray dogs around the city, but less commonly, this week the rangers have found themselves wrangling roosters.
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The rangers chased down two roosters roaming on Huon Hill yesterday, which were believed to be dumped and "left to fend for themselves in the 'wild'", according to a post on Wodonga Council's Facebook page.
"Two other chickens caught earlier this week have already found a home at a local high school, which is "eggs-actly" what they needed!", the post said.
The roosters were taken to the Animal Care Centre in Albury to be kept safe from predators and they are looking for a new home.
Anyone who wants to adopt the newcomers can contact the Animal Care Centre on 0260 438 530.
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