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I agree, shingles would be the best bet....and moving before tear down begins. You may not have to change out all the roof sheathing/decking, just where it's rotted, most of it looks ok from underneath. You won't know for sure until you get the old shingles and tar paper off. Looks like you...

Open eaves ventilation will help a lot. Raising it up n high blocks will give them a cool place of deep shade to beat the heat, but it's best to be high enough for you to get under there and grab a stubborn bird or eggs if they get laid under there. I extended the run walls under the coop about...

Welcome to BYC! If the framing is all OK.....I'd raise it up a couple feet and put a new roof with large overhangs. What is your climate/location? I built my coop inside a large shed, check out My Coop page.