Oh yep, makes sense then. Hopefully a once in a lifetime thing but might be good to make sure you have appropriate pain meds on hand for injuries. And again, so glad she’s doing well.
I also just read the whole thread!I just read this whole thread and I AM SO IMPRESSED with you Tundra!! What a brave girl you are and what a responsible thing you did to rescue this little tuffy. I can't imagine the misery of dying from gangrene then maggots then renal failure etc. Slow and horrible death! We sometimes have to make tough decisions and work with what we have. I might keep some iodine on hand from here on out. I can't believe she's getting around so good. You saved this one's life and I for one am proud of you.
You are truly amazing, no matter what anyone says.
Thank you! I'll take a video tomorrow!My niece came up to me when I was looking at this thread, and she was amazed when I told her that the chicken could walk with only one leg. I showed her the pictures, she was happy to see that the chicken was okay.
If you have a chance, could you get a video of the chicken hopping around, by request of my niece
And again, I believe you did the right thing. You have shared this experience without the fear of criticism, and I look up to you for that, though I do not know you. Knowing the quality of life you have gave this bird proves that you truly care about every life. Thank you for that. There are not many people like you.
Thank you for doing this! My niece was amazed
Even I am amazed at how good of a job you did, and how well you take care of him. God bless!
Sorry Guy
I think you made the right decision too . I'm so glad it's getting along so great! What a perfect name!
Thank you for doing this! My niece was amazed
Awe what a cutie. I'm so glad they dont pick on him. That 1 leg is going to Big guns BIG!Thank you for doing this! My niece was amazed
What breed is he? My roo looks a lot like that, only he has a walnut comb (I think).
