Hen needing new home HELOTES TEXAS (basically San Antonio)

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My hen Peppercorn needs to be rehomed, as she is the only survivor of a tragedy. I don't have it in me to get more birds, as much as I love chickens, so I want to get her to a good home. My mom's friends might take her, but I'm also worried they might just toss her into their flock without caring about a gentle introduction.

She's a good, curious little girl that is a year and a half. She still lays eggs every day/every other day.

This is relatively time sensitive, since I don't want her alone for long.
 

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I'm going to link this in our Texas thread! I'm too far but I know there are a ton of folks in SA that would love to have her.

I'm so sorry you had to deal with the losses!
 
I'm going to link this in our Texas thread! I'm too far but I know there are a ton of folks in SA that would love to have her.

I'm so sorry you had to deal with the losses!
I saw only after I made a post in there too. Thank you for your help 😭 I really do love peppercorn and I want to get her a good home
 
I'm so very sorry! I don't take any chickens right now. I hope soon I can.
 
Bumping! I can't imagine you'll have issues finding a home for her. She looks very healthy and is a pretty young laying hen.
Aw thank you I was literally just about to come in and do a bump. But yeah I'm really sad even thinking about letting her go. Almost to the point of maybe getting at least 2 more hens but I also don't want to risk letting something happen again. I just love chickens so much and I think peppercorn deserves a safe home
 
Aw thank you I was literally just about to come in and do a bump. But yeah I'm really sad even thinking about letting her go. Almost to the point of maybe getting at least 2 more hens but I also don't want to risk letting something happen again. I just love chickens so much and I think peppercorn deserves a safe home
Have you considered keeping them in a coop/run setup? I'm in the piney woods North of Houston and have a ridiculous amount of predators that want to eat my chickens. I built a large predator-proof run attached to the coop (including a hardware cloth skirt to prevent diggers). They're happy and healthy. I even have a "chicken tractor" so they can graze in the grass without risk of predators.

If you love your girl and are considering keeping her and getting a couple more so she's not alone, this might be your solution!
 
I don't do FB but I believe there is a San Antonio Backyard Chickens FB group. You might try contacting them about Peppercorn's rehoming if you're a Facebook user.
 

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