Might need help re-homing my 3 pet hens (divorce)

[Mss198]

This post is to gauge interest and hopefully find some helpful resources.

I'm in the process of possibly filing for divorce (not definite yet).

When I look at future housing options it looks like it may be difficult to find a place that will let me bring my 3 sweet feather babies with me.

I'm currently located near Brunswick Ohio.

The girls would be free to a good home.
Salmon favorelle, blue laced red Wyandotte, and a Welsummer

Hatched around July 4th 2022, so a little over 2 years old, and still laying well.

They have a 9'x18' omelet coop and walk in run that I've invested at least 5k into that I was planning to leave with the house as a rural selling point since taking it down would be a huge hassle.

But I'd be willing to negotiate selling it to someone at a discount if they were willing to help me dismantle it.

A lot of work went into adding a layer of hardware cloth on the outside (raccoons) and removing that would be the biggest pain, so it's probably better to just leave it.

 

[Egg Snatcher]

You could post the hens and coop on Craigslist or FB market place to see if anyone would be interested in them

 

[HealingJoy]

If I were closer, I would take them. If you don't find a good home for them, let me know. Maybe we could figure something out.

 

[McChooky]

If and when you are ready to rehome your chickens they are easy to re-home. Roosters not so much but fortunately you don't have one of those. People are always looking for chickens.

 

[CGD7]

This post is to gauge interest and hopefully find some helpful resources.

I'm in the process of possibly filing for divorce (not definite yet).

When I look at future housing options it looks like it may be difficult to find a place that will let me bring my 3 sweet feather babies with me.

I'm currently located near Brunswick Ohio.

The girls would be free to a good home.
Salmon favorelle, blue laced red Wyandotte, and a Welsummer

Hatched around July 4th 2022, so a little over 2 years old, and still laying well.
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They have a 9'x18' omelet coop and walk in run that I've invested at least 5k into that I was planning to leave with the house as a rural selling point since taking it down would be a huge hassle.

But I'd be willing to negotiate selling it to someone at a discount if they were willing to help me dismantle it.

A lot of work went into adding a layer of hardware cloth on the outside (raccoons) and removing that would be the biggest pain, so it's probably better to just leave it.

Hello there. I live in Geauga County, and I would be pleased to rehome your girls if you decide that is what you need to do. One of my broody hens hatched a single chick, and it has just become clear that he is a cockerel. I already have a roo with just four hens, and unless I acquire more hens, I will not be able to keep the little guy. Your girls would begin a new flock with young Sonny as their protector (he's a welsummer x golden buff, and I expect he will have a gentle temperament like his dad). We have nine acres for free ranging on nice days, but most of their time will be in a 40 x 50ish enclosed yard.

Let me know if you'd like to know more.

This post is to gauge interest and hopefully find some helpful resources.

I'm in the process of possibly filing for divorce (not definite yet).

When I look at future housing options it looks like it may be difficult to find a place that will let me bring my 3 sweet feather babies with me.

I'm currently located near Brunswick Ohio.

The girls would be free to a good home.
Salmon favorelle, blue laced red Wyandotte, and a Welsummer

Hatched around July 4th 2022, so a little over 2 years old, and still laying well.
View attachment 3951273View attachment 3951274View attachment 3951275

They have a 9'x18' omelet coop and walk in run that I've invested at least 5k into that I was planning to leave with the house as a rural selling point since taking it down would be a huge hassle.

But I'd be willing to negotiate selling it to someone at a discount if they were willing to help me dismantle it.

A lot of work went into adding a layer of hardware cloth on the outside (raccoons) and removing that would be the biggest pain, so it's probably better to just leave it.

 

[Knobby]

This post is to gauge interest and hopefully find some helpful resources.

I'm in the process of possibly filing for divorce (not definite yet).

When I look at future housing options it looks like it may be difficult to find a place that will let me bring my 3 sweet feather babies with me.

I'm currently located near Brunswick Ohio.

The girls would be free to a good home.
Salmon favorelle, blue laced red Wyandotte, and a Welsummer

Hatched around July 4th 2022, so a little over 2 years old, and still laying well.
View attachment 3951273View attachment 3951274View attachment 3951275

They have a 9'x18' omelet coop and walk in run that I've invested at least 5k into that I was planning to leave with the house as a rural selling point since taking it down would be a huge hassle.

But I'd be willing to negotiate selling it to someone at a discount if they were willing to help me dismantle it.

A lot of work went into adding a layer of hardware cloth on the outside (raccoons) and removing that would be the biggest pain, so it's probably better to just leave it.

I'm available to take in more chickens, if you need to rehome any or all of them. I take in chickens (both hens and roosters), ducks of any sex, goats, and donkeys. I'm in Lorain County, so basically neighbors. Just DM me if/when the need to rehome.

 

[Mrs Fryzzle]

This post is to gauge interest and hopefully find some helpful resources.

I'm in the process of possibly filing for divorce (not definite yet).

When I look at future housing options it looks like it may be difficult to find a place that will let me bring my 3 sweet feather babies with me.

I'm currently located near Brunswick Ohio.

The girls would be free to a good home.
Salmon favorelle, blue laced red Wyandotte, and a Welsummer

Hatched around July 4th 2022, so a little over 2 years old, and still laying well.
View attachment 3951273View attachment 3951274View attachment 3951275

They have a 9'x18' omelet coop and walk in run that I've invested at least 5k into that I was planning to leave with the house as a rural selling point since taking it down would be a huge hassle.

But I'd be willing to negotiate selling it to someone at a discount if they were willing to help me dismantle it.

A lot of work went into adding a layer of hardware cloth on the outside (raccoons) and removing that would be the biggest pain, so it's probably better to just leave it.

Any luck? Still avail?

 

[McChooky]

Maybe one of your neighbors knows someone who would take them ?
Our local farm store has a couple people who rescue chickens .

 

[Knobby]

Any update?