rehomed

  1. ACluckAboveTheRest

    Show and Tell Time

    Hello BYC tribe! I wanted to share my ladies :) with you. My flock was first a flock of leghorns, that were rehomed to me from their original owners who were moving out of state. And then we just recently adopted some rehomed hens. A white Plymouth and her 2 polish sisters. I’m new to all this...
  2. krissyweso

    Foods and Drinks for a Stressed Chicken

    Hello! I just adopted a two year old satin silkie chicken from a show breeder who "had no use for her anymore." Her loss, my gain, as far as I'm concerned. Anyway, she was caked with poop, has a big red sore on her head that has creepy crawly mites of some sort crawling in it, empty crop and...
  3. A

    Southern CA: 2 mallard ducklings

    Please check out this thread for context... https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...cklings-needing-a-home.1480310/#post-24669326 I have 2 mallard ducklings that have human imprinted and are 3 weeks old. I am considering rehousing them if there is an experienced duck owner who can give them a...
  4. silkiecuddles

    Silkies roosters need to be rehomed - Florida

    :frow If anyone’s interested in some full grown silkie roosters, please message me ASAP. I’m currently in the rural Tampa area. I’m having to downsize my silkie flock because I’m moving (soon). My flock is from Bobbi Porto. I’ve even got the sire’s names if anyone’s interested :p I’ve got two...
  5. classicsredone

    What are these random 4H hatching egg chicks?

    My sister is a K/1 teacher, and every year she does a life science unit that includes hatching chicks. She rents an incubator, and buys eggs brought into the county extension office by 4H members. The eggs are never labeled, so it is always a guessing game to try to figure out what she hatched...
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