I would also encourage you to post about her progress.
Many people accidentally bring home cornish cross chickens from the feed store, thinking they are getting lovely white birds for eggs and pets.
Yes, it would have been better if they had done some research into what different chick breeds look like, and they may have avoided this mistake, but anyone that comes here or turns to anyone for help is interested in fixing their ignorance, not getting bashed for asking. What's done is done, time to move on and learn.
So, it will be wonderful to see more people with experience share their stories and methods, if there is a way to raise this breed to be healthy and happy birds for longer than the typical butchering point!
I would never encourage anyone that wants a long-lived pet chicken to get this breed on purpose, but for those that get them by accident, let this be a resource for education.
Many people accidentally bring home cornish cross chickens from the feed store, thinking they are getting lovely white birds for eggs and pets.
Yes, it would have been better if they had done some research into what different chick breeds look like, and they may have avoided this mistake, but anyone that comes here or turns to anyone for help is interested in fixing their ignorance, not getting bashed for asking. What's done is done, time to move on and learn.
So, it will be wonderful to see more people with experience share their stories and methods, if there is a way to raise this breed to be healthy and happy birds for longer than the typical butchering point!
I would never encourage anyone that wants a long-lived pet chicken to get this breed on purpose, but for those that get them by accident, let this be a resource for education.