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Oh, nad I apologize for having kind of a short temper and freaking out earlier.

Well I got her for free. Amy is currently doing much better. She can't use her crooked leg like she can her other one, but she is able to get around, and her friend Eowyn cuddles with her when she's laying down. I made a sort of peg leg for her, and I'm going to try it out when she's a bit...

and here. her name is Amy btw. no idea If she can make it, but praying

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I wish I could afford it. :(

heres what i've attempted

Eh. Sorry. I just can't figure out how to fix her leg without bleeding

Y'all are very helpful -.-

So no one knows if they can live with this?

I'm going to apply some heavy duty chicken antibiotic to the hock I think

Crud. Well, it's swollen and pinkish in color, and the blood is red. The chick doesn't seem to be in pain, and I applied Neosporin to it.

How do I upload a picture from my phone?

Yes.hold on

I tried repositioning her leg and the hock started bleeding. What's happening? Someone please help. I don't want my baby to die!

Thank you so much!but is it possible that she'll be okay if I leave it alone?

Here's a picture... :(

Anybody? :/

Hi. Three days ago, I purchased a three-day old Rhode Island Red chick from the local feed store. She had an injured leg, and I figured they would cull her if no one bought her, so I bought her. The store attendant informed me that it was most likely a slipped tendon. I got her a Polish Crested...