Hello All,
My name is Jessica and I am a Vet Tech. for Prince George's County Animal Management Division. I just want to let you all know that I currently I have 1 Delaware hen, 1 Rhode Island Red Hen, and 1 Rooster (unsure of breed, but he is a beautiful black and white, clean, black legged/beaked bantam; he has black underparts that are speckled with white on the upper breast. Do you know what breed he is? They free range during the day and come in to be locked up at night. I am fostering them all on my property; the hens have been here since January (the Delaware was near death when I got her, so she needed serious rehab.) and have been laying since March, the rooster has been here for a little over a week. Anyway, they are all in top condition now (aside from the fact that whoever had the rooster previously clipped his wings and tail almost completely), have been dewormed, and are up for adoption. First come, first serve, PICK UP ONLY, and you must send me photos of your set up before I will sign them over to you. Photos of the birds available upon request (and you can see videos of the hens at www.youtube.com/GooseGrl172 , they can be seen in the video titled "Silly Ducks"). I will need to get a photo of the rooster tomorrow. I prefer if they go together.
Edit- Rooster appears to be a Silver Phoenix.
Thank You!
Jessica
My name is Jessica and I am a Vet Tech. for Prince George's County Animal Management Division. I just want to let you all know that I currently I have 1 Delaware hen, 1 Rhode Island Red Hen, and 1 Rooster (unsure of breed, but he is a beautiful black and white, clean, black legged/beaked bantam; he has black underparts that are speckled with white on the upper breast. Do you know what breed he is? They free range during the day and come in to be locked up at night. I am fostering them all on my property; the hens have been here since January (the Delaware was near death when I got her, so she needed serious rehab.) and have been laying since March, the rooster has been here for a little over a week. Anyway, they are all in top condition now (aside from the fact that whoever had the rooster previously clipped his wings and tail almost completely), have been dewormed, and are up for adoption. First come, first serve, PICK UP ONLY, and you must send me photos of your set up before I will sign them over to you. Photos of the birds available upon request (and you can see videos of the hens at www.youtube.com/GooseGrl172 , they can be seen in the video titled "Silly Ducks"). I will need to get a photo of the rooster tomorrow. I prefer if they go together.
Edit- Rooster appears to be a Silver Phoenix.
Thank You!
Jessica
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