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It was a requirement of rescuing them. They are not in good shape, no feathers ect. Ex factory farms.

Oh wow! I thought it would be as simple as taking him to the vet like you would a dog. I'm not going to hurt him, he's my baby, I might need to find another way to keep him here like build another coop, but I wanted to avoid that! Lol thanks for everyone's help!

Just curious. I have a rooster whom I love, but I can't keep him in with my other rooster and the only other coop I have has rescue/retired hens who can not mate. Is there a possibility to get it done by a vet? Has anyone heard it before?