No telling it wasn't from a previous landlord. ( She hadn't been vetted yet. ) Just saying, if the milk smells bad, I don't have to drink it to prove it.

All day. 2-5 hanging out in front that have now chosen milk crates as their sitting vehicle of choice.

I agree with most of the comments above, the eagle does not play an important role in fact you could probably just use some variation of "green" "recycle" type icons and a home.

For any Canadians, Rona sells 20 letres of recycled paint for maybe 80 dollars if that.

Landlord had everything documented, as she ran through the dates and events there was a clear escalation and it was quite apparent the tenant was just setting it up for milking out as much free rent as possible.

then milk it for all its worth!

We also made a move in quick tip sheet with phone #s for utilities, info on garbage/recycling, etc.  

Tenants put out milk and remove the mesh, then have the nerve to call us and tell us they have a horrible stink under their house.  

Not over the top and they don't go straight to the recycle bin like a card from the management.

"I'll follow this up with a written notice, but the rental agreement is clear that you cannot feed the stray cats, and putting milk out for them on your porch has to stop..."