4 MO australorp rooster needs home

[elizabethj02]

Hey everyone!
My family and I are looking to rehome our 4-month-old Australorp rooster. A few months ago, my family and I bought a batch of chickens from Tractor Supply being told they were all sexed females. To our surprise, we soon realized a rooster had snuck into the batch. We have talked to our local city hall about keeping him but unfortunately was turned down due to the regulations they have in place. I am hoping for some guidance or tips to ensure he's able to live the long happy, and healthy life he deserves. Please let me know if you are interested in taking him in or know somewhere that can. We're a few miles out from Richmond. He's shy but is very sweet with a bit of a goofy side.

I apologize for the two sideways pictures. I haven't figured out how to rotate them.

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Here is a more recent picture of him.

 

[sourland]

A certain % of 'sexed' chicks are done so incorrectly. Try posting this in your state thread, and good luck in finding a home for him.