I just got 6 new beautiful chickens the first of last March ( 2 Buff Orphingtons, 1 Silkie, 1Porcalen, 1 California White, 1 Barred Rock.) These animals are in the process of being trained to work with developmentally disabled folks through Hope Farms Project in Elizabeth, Colorado. We are excited to share the amazing healing ability that these animals have on people!
Recent Reviews
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Buffy is our only Orpington. She is independent, lower on the pecking order, but big, fluffy and likes to cluck. She lays frequently when not broody. She's my only brooder so far that I have... -
These are my first chickens, gifts from a daughter for Christmas. Once they started laying, it's rare to have a day without one egg from each hen. They come when I call them, stay close to the... -
I have six Japanese Bantams. Five hens and one rooster. Grace, Zoey, Lemon, DeLacey, and DeLaney are the hens, and George Tucker is my rooster. They make up about 1/5 of my chickens. I have all... -
I just LOVE my sicilian buttercup, Poppy. Anytime I go outside she loves to hop up onto my back or my arm. She's very curious and loves to he held or played with. I've also noticed that she loves... -
My Brown Leghorns are very good natured, and easy to care for. they lay well and lay large eggs. You can count on a dozen plus out of this coop every 4 days with only three hens laying. I get a...
New therapy chickens!
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