Can someone help me to see the gender of my rescue chicken?

[Scalrett0516]

Hello everyone, I’m new to this forum and I’d really love someone to help here.
I found three chicks this March from the park and I really don’t know the gender of them. I’d really appreciate it if someone could offer their opinions.
So below are the pictures of two of my chicken (the third one has broken legs so technically he/she won’t be able to crow).
The other two are pretty big now and they sometimes make weird noises.They haven’t laid eggs or crowed in the morning.
I’m sorry for the low resolution of my pics as it is my parents taking care of them as I’m studying abroad right now. (All the pictures were taken with a month)
Any help will be appreciated!

 

[The Happster]

They're both cockerels.

 

[LizzzyJo]

I think the gender may be the least of your worries here. I am so sorry to say that those may be meat birds.

 

[Scalrett0516]

They're both cockerels.

 

[Scalrett0516]

I think the gender may be the least of your worries here. I am so sorry to say that those may be meat birds.

Hi, thanks for the reply. I’m wondering what do u mean by “meat bird”?

 

[Eva2020]

How come they are in that cage?

 

[Eva2020]

Hi, thanks for the reply. I’m wondering what do u mean by “meat bird”?

So meat birds have been bred so that they grow very fast and very big. If you don't kill them at a certain point, they will slowly die because they can't support their quickly growing bodies and their structure.

 

[Scalrett0516]

How come they are in that cage?

Hi, thanks for the reply. I live in an apartment and don’t have the privilege of letting them running around freely. They are free to walk on the balcony during the day and at night they sleep in the cage.

 

[chickenhappy1233]

I think the gender may be the least of your worries here. I am so sorry to say that those may be meat birds.

dont think they are meat birds, they look pretty small not chunky like a cornish x

 

[Eva2020]

Hi, thanks for the reply. I live in an apartment and don’t have the privilege of letting them running around freely. They are free to walk on the balcony during the day and at night they sleep in the cage.

That situation isn't really fair. Chickens are meant to be outside. They won't get what they need on a balcony. But if @LizzzyJo is correct that they are meat birds, then I don't think they will live long. Sorry