- Sep 6, 2013
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Hi Guys and Gals,
I have an incubator hatched, almost 6-day old, healthy peachick that needs help! I have tried various contraptions mentioned here and on google search to help straighten his legs that both go straight out to either side of his body, but to no avail and I feel that I am running out of time to help Kevin have a stable life. He has never walked!
Below are some pictures of what Kevin is dealing with. I am ultimately looking for someone in the Puget Sound area (Kitsap or Pierce County), that is interested in taking Kevin to provide help for him as I do not have the hours it takes each day to work with him. My heart's desire is that he can be helped and have a long healthy life!
Kevin has been hanging in a sock or other gadgets with a hobble on his legs for the past two days. He has also worn boots for his feet. He refused to eat or drink at all while hanging in this manner for the past two days. Should I continue to leave him in this way? If so, for how long? The two day treatment did not change a thing once I took him out this morning. He has NEVER stood on his feet or walked at this point.




I have an incubator hatched, almost 6-day old, healthy peachick that needs help! I have tried various contraptions mentioned here and on google search to help straighten his legs that both go straight out to either side of his body, but to no avail and I feel that I am running out of time to help Kevin have a stable life. He has never walked!
Below are some pictures of what Kevin is dealing with. I am ultimately looking for someone in the Puget Sound area (Kitsap or Pierce County), that is interested in taking Kevin to provide help for him as I do not have the hours it takes each day to work with him. My heart's desire is that he can be helped and have a long healthy life!
Kevin has been hanging in a sock or other gadgets with a hobble on his legs for the past two days. He has also worn boots for his feet. He refused to eat or drink at all while hanging in this manner for the past two days. Should I continue to leave him in this way? If so, for how long? The two day treatment did not change a thing once I took him out this morning. He has NEVER stood on his feet or walked at this point.
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