Sarah tells us she found a dead chicken (or possibly a rooster, she couldn’t quite tell) in her back yard at North 92nd Street and Phinney Avenue North last Wednesday.

If you’re missing a chicken, please put a note in Comments.

Seattle and King County are offering pet owners a one-month amnesty on pet licenses during the month of April. So if you let your pet’s license lapse or never purchased one to begin with, now’s your chance to do it without a penalty.

You can purchase or renew a pet license online, or at most City of Seattle Neighborhood Service Centers (the closest to our neighborhood is in Ballard, next to the library), or at the Seattle Animal Shelter, 2061 15th Ave. W.

The cost to license a dog is $47 for one year ($27 if spayed or neutered), or $69 for two years ($37 if spayed or neutered).

A cat license will cost $30 for one year ($20 if spayed or neutered), or $45 for two years ($27 if spayed or neutered).

Special licenses may be granted to miniature goats for $20 for one year or $30 for two years; and potbellied pigs for $120 for the first year and a $30 annual renewal. (Restrictions apply; call 206-386-4262 for more information.)

Update: Dewy has been found!

Earlier: Ashley tells us her 12-year-old female cat, Dewy, is missing from her North 49th Street and Linden Avenue North home. She is an orange and brown tabby, about 11 pounds. They think she snuck out on Saturday night. She has a collar with a bell on it and is very friendly.

If you’ve seen her, please call 206-499-3731 or email Ashley.benfield@gmail.com.

Jamy tells us a cat has been hanging around the house at North 68th Street and Fremont Avenue North.

The cat is long haired, white with grey tabby patches. It appears to be young and is very friendly but acts as if it is lost and is not being fed. It has no collar and we aren’t able to see its gender due to it being very wiggly. It has been coming to our porch for the last three nights and spends the night there and has some dinner.

If you think the cat is yours, please contact Jamy at jmpotts359@gmail.com or call 360-259-0696.

Shane sent us a picture of two chickens seen hanging around Fire Station 21 on Sunday.

Does anyone know who they belong to?

Update: The chicken’s owner has been found!

Earlier: A Phinney Ridge woman tells us she found a chicken or rooster at 10 a.m. this morning on the east side of Palatine between North 70th and 72nd Streets. She’s keeping it in her yard until the owner is found.

If you think it might be yours, please email 7thof9@comcast.net with a description.

A black cat named Boo slipped out of her house near the intersection of NW 76th St and 8th Avenue NW yesterday. Her owner says she’s never been gone this long, or overnight.

If you’ve seen Boo, please call 206-941-9717.

Mud Bay in Greenwood, 8532 1st Ave. NW, is hosting a cat adoption event from 12-3 p.m. Saturday, with cat’s from Seattle Animal Shelter‘s foster care program.

Take a look online at three of the cuties available on Saturday: Sookie, Ginger and Patrick.

Update: Jasper has been found.

Earlier: Greg tells us he encountered a woman searching for her missing cat, Jasper, last night. Jasper disappeared from around Greenwood Avenue North and North 71st Street on Sunday night.

Jasper is a sweet-natured three year old black tom cat with a ‘crink’ in the tip of his tail, white whiskers, a bit of white on his neck, and a very inquisitive nature. She has offered a reward. Anyone who sees a cat resembling Jasper is asked to call (206) 612-4491.

We’re hoping to get a picture of Jasper soon; if so, we’ll add it to this post.

Ralphy, a large orange striped tabby, has disappeared from his Phinney Ridge home. He has multiple toes on his front paws, a tag on his collar, and is chipped. His owner says he likes to wander near North 72nd Street and 2nd Avenue NW.

If you’ve seen Ralphy, contact Seattlekaz1@gmail.com.

Annie tells us her black-and-white tuxedo cat, named Tux, ran away from his new home on Jan. 5.

He was last seen on 1st Ave NW between NW 60th & 65th streets on Phinney Ridge. He’s a fat (16 lb) friendly tuxedo cat that is used to living outside and begging. He’ll be looking to find food in the area and will snuggle up to anyone who feeds him. If you see him or catch him, please call Annie at 206-356-7062.

Update Monday 8 p.m.: Rosie has been found and is now back home.

Earlier: Rosie, a 10-year-old black-and-white tuxedo cat, disappeared from her Phinney Ridge home, near North 60th Street and Greenwood Avenue North.

Her owner reports she is very sensitive and shy, and will likely run away if approached. She’s probably hiding under a deck or porch, or inside a shed or garage or similar hiding spot.

If you’ve seen her, please call Emily at 206-954-0188 or Chiara at 206-265-0113.