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Welcome to BYC! :cd

Hello :D and Welcome To BYC! :welcome

Hope it doesn't happen again. :/

I'm so sorry for your loss.

If you go under the forum section you should find a "emergency" section, just copy and paste your text into a new thread within it. And make sure to mark it with urgent!

Poor chook! Make sure to keep it in a warm place with fresh hay or wood clippings and I recommend treating it with a few raisins or some oatmeal, my chickens always love them. Also Keep it hydrated. Good luck, hope she gets better. -M.H

In my area the biggest problem is cats, as my neighbour Is a "crazy cat lady". The best advice I can give is that your yard is completely fenced off. Until you can find a permanent solution I think it's best you supervise your chickens whenever they are roaming. Good luck. -M.H

Good luck, I really hope you can sort out this problem! You should probably try and find whatever hurt you're chick so it doesn't happen again..

I think you should see the vet about this one, poor little chook!

Well by the sound of it, it's quite traumatic. I think you should re-post this in the emergency section of the forum. -M.H

I briefly searched up "Afro duck" and I'm starting to think your photo resembles a crested duck. (The grey one.) -M.H

I briefly searched up "Afro duck", and think it might be a crested duck. I can't quite see on your photo but it might resemble some of the photos on this site. http://blogs.discovery.com/animal_oddities/2010/12/crested-ducks-have-funny-hair.html -M.H

Welcome to BYC!:welcome My chickens tend not to lay when they are moulting. But if that isn't the case then I think it might just be a case of letting them get completely used to their surroundings. I'm also quite new to chickens so that's all the advice I can give. Good luck!

I'm so sorry for your loss, rest in peace little chook.