How's she doing today?Oh, no! Thank goodness you were there to save her! I think you've done all you can / should for now, just keep an eye on her for sure.
My flock is locked down today, too, though from what I'm not sure. They were definitely spooked this morning and most of them were hiding in the coop anyway. Best to play it safe and close them in where I know they're safe. There has been a feral cat lurking around lately, though they haven't reacted this strongly to it in the couple weeks it's been around and it's only been after chipmunks and mice near as I can tell... Anyway, I hope whatever has them spooked moves on quickly when it realizes there are no chicken dinners to be had here.
Wish my Guineas were this useful! The worst thing they've ever mobbed was an already dead mole.
! I suspect the leghorn found a hiding spot in the large log pile waiting to be split for firewood. They are in with my Oberhasli goats and Belle our LGD. Their current spot is by the barn, clearing brush that grew up around the logs late summer. We will move them again this weekend to another brushy area, time to split wood for the barn's furnace. Belle tolerates the Leghorn very well until they think they should share her dog food! She lets out a loud bark and they all go flying. I'll try to get a picture they often cuddle up around her in the cold mornings.
I hope she pulls through, whatever ailment it turns out to be! 
Congrats! That's a lot of puppies!!
There's only so much patience one can have when it comes to food thieves. 
1 week away from Thanksgiving and my smaller turkey, Christmas "flipped", found him this morning. Ugh! The term "flipped" means had a heart attack, flip on their back and die. If it had just happened I would have harvested him, but he was ice cold so hard telling when he died. Could have been as much as 12 hours, not OK with me to take that risk. The bigger fella thanksgiving is doing fine for now, except he is the only turkey! He is housed with the rooster flock so he has friends. Hoping he holds out til Monday when he will be processed. Its a big downfall for the broad breasted hybrid turkeys. I do free range them and haven't had it happen in a few years. Soo Christmas dinner will be a store bought turkey this year. I normally get several turkey poults in spring didn't do it this year. Just ugh.
