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I am happy to bring this update (months later!) that my one leg bird is really a bantam ROO! He is still with us...hopping on one leg, still keeping up with his girls. The leg must have been ripped from leg socket...completely...not even a stump. His quality isn't as great as it could be...can't...

My father in law decided my flock (13 pullets, 2 bantam roos) needed 5 baby guineas (maybe 6-8 wks old) so he brings them yesterday (caged) and leaves them in the coop. Poor things probably had never been free (bought at the local sale barn) so we let them out and they dusted vigorously...

Thanks guys! Still trying to figure out how to navigate the site...will definitely check out the Indiana page. Little Banty is still running around on one leg and keeping up ok. Hate to put him/her down when there is so much spunk! I hate to see the little thing running on 1 leg with help of...

Actually I am an E. Tennessee girl transplanted in S.E. Indiana. A few years ago husband and I raised a small flock of hens at our home in the city limits. We loved the ladies and had a ball with them in our backyard. The neighbors and rest of the small town of Oldenburg Indiana (less than 500...

Thank you. Have tried to catch her so we can medicate the wound but she flies away--will not let us near. Unless we trap her she will be on her own. Offering water and food but she scoots and flies off. I have never heard of any animal surviving a wound so devestating (without treatment) but...

This morning we discovered something (with small paws) had reached inside a dog kennel door (temp. housing for 18 chicks) and ripped the leg off our little banty hen. The poor thing is still alive, mostly laying around but tries to keep up with the flock. Won't let me near to offer water and...