Hi, Everyone.
I think this is the end for Ruby. She had a good day yesterday, but not today. She’s not drinking or eating. Pretty sure she’s given up. Someone on this forum told me she’d tell me when it’s time. Pretty sure we are there. We just had a nice, long lap cuddle. Now she’s in the box next to (broody) Millie, who is her bestie.
Coincidence that Millie went broody when Ruby is probably dying? I think not. I suspect they’ll spend the night beside each other.
While I feel terrible for putting Ruby through the ultrasound ordeal, I’m glad she had a day of adventuring, climbing the hill, etc. I have grown to love this bird very much.
I think this is the end for Ruby. She had a good day yesterday, but not today. She’s not drinking or eating. Pretty sure she’s given up. Someone on this forum told me she’d tell me when it’s time. Pretty sure we are there. We just had a nice, long lap cuddle. Now she’s in the box next to (broody) Millie, who is her bestie.
Coincidence that Millie went broody when Ruby is probably dying? I think not. I suspect they’ll spend the night beside each other.
While I feel terrible for putting Ruby through the ultrasound ordeal, I’m glad she had a day of adventuring, climbing the hill, etc. I have grown to love this bird very much.
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... but unfortunately my chicken poop is mixed with with sand so it’s not very good as fertilizer... I have sand under the roosts and I scoop the poop every morning... so that’s why more poop is no fun for me! But still easy peasy!
.... they’ll never let it happen!
I hated to do that to them, but they asked for it!
