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Goldie the pheasant would like the N.C. Zoo

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Friday, November 20, 2009

(Updated 3:00 am)

Well, I was happy to read that the beautiful golden pheasant was caught without any harm coming to the bird. It would be a wonderful idea if the lady who owns Goldie would consider donating the bird to the N.C. Zoo in Asheboro. He would have a better habitat to live in other than a cage, and other people would have the chance to see such a wonderful and rare bird for themselves. I really hope she will give this some deep thought.

Carol Goss
Randleman

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JGALT

November 20, 2009 - 8:03 am EST

Goldie would make an excellent Thanksgiving meal for those porn watching homeless down at the library.

Dogwood

November 20, 2009 - 1:20 pm EST

The N.C. Zoo was not designed to take in avian strays. Goldie needs a peer. He or she is too beautiful to be alone in our sometimes cruel human world. A girlfriend or boyfriend pheasant may make life more agreeable. That cranky, hate everything neighbor that called animal control in the first place may be the one to put in a zoo in Badlands.