Nelltymawr
In the Brooder
- Mar 16, 2022
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We have had chooks for the last 15 years, and apart from recent events and a visit from Mr Fox 5 years ago have been very lucky with our girls. All of our chooks over the years have either been rescued or re homes. Due to an escaped dog from a local holiday home, we now only have one Rhode Island Red, called Blossom, who I would welcome some advice over, but will post that separately. We will definitely be getting more girls once we have dealt with Blossom and her injuries. She is currently unable to walk, but is eating and drinking and very alert. Her immediate injuries have been cleaned and dried with antibiotic powder and are healing well. ( local vet refused to treat)
We, (husband R, grown up children P and C , 2 other grown up children and granddaughter only live a village away) live in beautiful North Wales. We are lucky enough to have a big garden that the girls run free in all day.
I work as a charity shop manager for a local animal rescue.
We, (husband R, grown up children P and C , 2 other grown up children and granddaughter only live a village away) live in beautiful North Wales. We are lucky enough to have a big garden that the girls run free in all day.
I work as a charity shop manager for a local animal rescue.
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Glad you joined.
Welcome to BYC! I'm sorry to hear about your chickens I hope blossom has a speedy recovery
