Either way, I can't take in a rooster right now. Here, if you can't re-home him here, perhaps you could try Craigslist? Here's a great helpful article if you need any help: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/how-to-post-on-craigslist.76257/
Thanks--I am computer illiterate; was tearing my hair out trying to figure out how to post the above notice!
There should be an Attach file button.
Oh. I wish I could help you with that.
What do you need help on? Maybe there is somebody who can help?
Thank you so much for this! I know nothing about computers & attaching (?) photos.Rhode Island Red? Do you have any pictures?
Sorry, I'm in Maine, and I hardly doubt that you'll travel that far.
Above "Write your reply" next to the smiley face there is a little picture. Click on that and click "Drop Image." Then it should take you to your PC. Click "Pictures" on the left side. There should be your pictures and you click on the one that you want then click "open." That should bring you back here and once it's uploaded, click "Post reply."
I live 1.5 hrs south of Pittsburgh, Pa and am looking for a nice, calm protective fella to take care of my 15 girls. They are quite spoiled, have a enclosed run and are still laying daily.
He's still a baby; has bits of down, still, mainly on head & neck. If you would take him, I can meet you--I really don't want to have to kill him. He's currently in a large dog crate in my basement, well cared for. It's very cold for a young bird, so if you'd like I can keep him until he's a bit bigger. Please let me know, as I've watched videos of the No-crow collars on roos, and the level of noise they can still make just won't cut it here. I would love to find the little guy a spoiled home. He's very calm at this point; loves to hop out of his crate when I'm doing maintenance, and give a few wing flaps. Easy to pick up & put back in, or just let him hop back in. Let me know what you think! Thanks you!
