No — at this time, backyard chickens are not permitted in residential areas of St. Catharines. The city’s by-laws classify chickens as livestock, which cannot be kept on standard residential lots. Only properties zoned for agricultural use or farms are permitted to have poultry. Current By-law Restrictions Backyard chickens are considered livestock and are prohibited…
No — not currently. Under Springfield’s existing laws, backyard chickens are not permitted in the city. Residents have been pushing for changes, including petitions to allow hens, but as of now the law does not allow keeping chickens on typical residential properties. What the Current Law Says Springfield’s zoning ordinance explicitly defines a “domestic animal”…
Yes — in many unincorporated areas of Seminole County, you can legally keep chickens (hens only) under certain rules. The county had a formal program for backyard chickens, and although some parts of it are being changed or repealed, many of its provisions remain in force or have been integrated into broader zoning code reforms….
No — as of now, backyard chickens (hens or poultry) are not permitted in Saskatoon under the city’s animal control bylaws and “Good Neighbour Guide.” The laws classify chickens among Galliformes, which are listed under “prohibited animals” in residential areas. Below is a detailed explanation of what is currently allowed, what people are trying to…
Yes — you can keep hens (chickens) in San José under certain conditions. Roosters are not permitted, and there are rules about how many hens you can have, how far coops must be from homes, and whether you need a permit depending on the number of animals. Below is a well-formatted guide so you can…
Yes — chickens are allowed within the City of San Francisco, but there are specific rules that residents must follow. The city permits hens in limited numbers, while roosters are prohibited. Proper placement of the coop, cleanliness, and neighbor considerations are all part of the requirements. Below is a clear, well-formatted guide to help you…
Yes — chickens are allowed within the City of San Diego under certain conditions. The city has rules about how many chickens you can have, where your coop must be located, and what kind of enclosures are required. Below is a fully detailed guide, well-formatted, so you can tell whether your property qualifies. Basic Rules…
Yes — chickens (classified as “domestic fowl”) are allowed within San Antonio city limits, but there are specific rules you must follow. The number of chickens, whether you keep a rooster, and where you place your coop all matter. Below is a clear guide to help you understand the city’s requirements before starting your backyard…
Yes — chickens are allowed in many parts of Sacramento County, but the exact rules depend on your property’s zoning, your lot size, and whether you live inside a city or in an unincorporated area of the county. Below is a full breakdown of what is and isn’t allowed, along with the most important things…
If you’re wondering whether you can keep chickens in Rockingham, North Carolina, the current rules are pretty clear: chickens (or backyard poultry) are not allowed within the city limits. However, there are exceptions in the county, and there is often confusion over what is permitted vs. what is prohibited. Below is a full breakdown of…