Desperately needing to find a home for my silkie roosters.

[April Stevenson]

Hello, I live in Spokane Valley Washington and unfortunately two of my silkie chickens turned out to be roosters. We aren't allowed to have roosters in the valley and North 40 doesn't warn you of the 50/50 chance of boys and girls. One is black and one is white. They're about four months old Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[SueT]

Welcome to BYC.. Obviously I'm too far...but good luck finding a home for the boys...

 

[April Stevenson]

Welcome to BYC.. Obviously I'm too far...but good luck finding a home for the boys...

Thanks, breaks my heart. It's hard when you raised them from little peeps. :-(

 

[CapricornFarm]

You should post under the for sale thread or free rehoming as the case may be. Good luck.

 

[SueT]

I've been following this rehoming forum hoping to find a Sebright cockerel with a similar story. I've seen a lot of young roosters in the same boat as yours. Carefully raised, well loved, and can't keep them usually due to city ordinances.
Keep trying, I wish you luck.

 

[Hamiam]

Hello, I live in Spokane Valley Washington and unfortunately two of my silkie chickens turned out to be roosters. We aren't allowed to have roosters in the valley and North 40 doesn't warn you of the 50/50 chance of boys and girls. One is black and one is white. They're about four months old Any help would be much appreciated.

Also go to your state thread. I think I saw a title Washingtonians just yesterday. Post pics! Good Luck