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post #41 of 68
5/3/12 at 10:18am
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egg-cellent...I just send you a PM....

WHO IS READY FOR MORE PICS?!

Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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post #42 of 68
5/3/12 at 11:32am
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From Top to Bottom

Jackie 87yrs with her favorite "Gandalf" (Lavender Ameraucana)

Bee 96yrs with her favorite "Peep" (Wheaten Ameraucana)

Mary 105yrs with all of her favorites

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Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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post #43 of 68
5/3/12 at 11:42am

This is just so heartwarming....Just makes me smile...Thank you...

Mom of 6 kids,Grandma of two,1 VERY understanding husband, 1 dog,4 Cats, 25 ducks, 40+ Silkie Chickens 4 Chinese Geese and 6 Sebastopols..... Goose & Silkie eggs in the incubator...Ha,Ha,Ha
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Mom of 6 kids,Grandma of two,1 VERY understanding husband, 1 dog,4 Cats, 25 ducks, 40+ Silkie Chickens 4 Chinese Geese and 6 Sebastopols..... Goose & Silkie eggs in the incubator...Ha,Ha,Ha
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post #44 of 68
5/3/12 at 12:35pm
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Would like to do another hatch.....for our folks...

 

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Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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post #45 of 68
5/6/12 at 4:51pm

thumbsup.gif Glad they hatched out for you! In those pictures, glad they don't go ewwwwwwwwwww! How endearing!

President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

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President of the Welsummer Club of North America & BYC Member since 4/11/2002 and Appenzeller Spitzhaubens

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post #46 of 68
5/6/12 at 5:49pm
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We're back!

Thanks guys & gals for your awesome responses....

Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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Immigrant from the Netherlands, lived 7 years in the States, now in a beautiful valley in Wyoming, husband of a lovely wife, 3 boys under the age 4yrs old and twins on the way. Owner of 5 pomeranians (AKC breeder blue merle's, calico's (rare colors) 1 Husky, 15 hens, 3 roo's of different breeds and a bunch of other feathered friends and hairy friends.. 

Western Regional Director WCNA...

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post #47 of 68
5/6/12 at 5:55pm

I love this thread!  What a wonderful thing you are doing for your residents.  I wish I could do pet therapy in the ICU where I'm a nurse - I'm sure people would get better so much faster!

We have a dozen different breeds of chickens and we love them all!

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We have a dozen different breeds of chickens and we love them all!

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post #48 of 68
5/6/12 at 6:02pm
This is a wonderful thing you are doing for these people. smile.png
Hens: 16 Leghorns or California Whites, 5 Trader Joe's Leghorns, 14 Red Stars or Gold Stars, 10 Buff Orpingtons, 2 Rhodes Island Reds, 4 Silver Laced Wyandotes, 4 Ameraucana, 7 Barred Rock, 1 Silver Laced Wyandote X Barred Rock, 1 Leghorn X Barred Rock. = 64 Hens - chicks 89
Roosters: 1 Trader Joe's Leghorn Rooster, 1 Leghorn X Barred Rock Rooster
Nursing Home hatch-a-long
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Hens: 16 Leghorns or California Whites, 5 Trader Joe's Leghorns, 14 Red Stars or Gold Stars, 10 Buff Orpingtons, 2 Rhodes Island Reds, 4 Silver Laced Wyandotes, 4 Ameraucana, 7 Barred Rock, 1 Silver Laced Wyandote X Barred Rock, 1 Leghorn X Barred Rock. = 64 Hens - chicks 89
Roosters: 1 Trader Joe's Leghorn Rooster, 1 Leghorn X Barred Rock Rooster
Nursing Home hatch-a-long
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post #49 of 68
5/6/12 at 6:18pm

This is so heartwarming! If you do another hatch, you should try silkies or cochins. They are so cute when they are babies! Even when they're grown up. Especially with the fuzzy feet!  D.gif big_smile.png

5 cochins, 3 chocolate orpingtons, 2 barred rock, 5 black plymouth rock, 5 silkies, 1 mille fleur d'uccle, 3 dogs, 1 cat, and a bunch of cows.

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5 cochins, 3 chocolate orpingtons, 2 barred rock, 5 black plymouth rock, 5 silkies, 1 mille fleur d'uccle, 3 dogs, 1 cat, and a bunch of cows.

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post #50 of 68
5/6/12 at 6:26pm

it is the most inspirational thing to see what you are bringing to these people's lives.  it's a brilliant idea.

if you don't want to use newspaper because it may give them splayed legs & pine shavings get into everything, use chux pads.  i bet you have some of those around. lol

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