My little chick drowned

[Weeg]

maybe if I use an hairdryer and warm her up she wont be stiff again?

Her body is stiff from being dead. You can't undo that. A hairdryer would only eb good if she was alive and had hypothermia. There isn't anything more you can do for her, she is gone and only her lifeless body is left. I am so sorry you did you best! Welcome to BYC! *hugs and more hugs* Avery

 

[nuthatched]

maybe if I use an hairdryer and warm her up she wont be stiff again?

You did all you could and gave her a good life.
She is dead, there's nothing you can do except to make sure it doesn't happen again, I wish we could bring back pets but we can't.

 

[drumstick diva]

so very sorry

 

[Sharla22]

It's my fault I was studying when that happened and I was the one that was supposed to open the Door for them to enter the house (they sleep there) but I didn't do it, I was still studying and its my fault, my sister didnt open the door because she said that I was studying.. im so stupid

 

[Aapomp831]

It's my fault I was studying when that happened and I was the one that was supposed to open the Door for them to enter the house (they sleep there) but I didn't do it, I was still studying and its my fault, my sister didnt open the door because she said that I was studying.. im so stupid

You’re NOT stupid... you made a mistake and it happens to all of us. We have all made some sort of error in raising our flocks. Last year I tried to save one of my beloved hens from impacted crop and I accidentally killed her. I did feel terrible for awhile, but I have my other girls to take care of and life does go on - and now I know better. I also forgot to close the door on one of my coops and a skunk got in and killed a 1 year old golden comet. Trust me, I feel your pain and frustration.
Little chicks are curious.... sometimes they wander and get themselves killed; you’re not the first person something like this has happened to. You didn’t leave this door open on purpose. It was an accident and now you’ll be a little more aware next time. But please do NOT call yourself stupid - with every mistake we learn and become a little wiser. Focus on taking care of the rest of the chicks - spend time with them and you’ll heal quickly they are the best therapy! Best wishes to you - I can already tell you’re a loving, caring, empathetic chicken parent and everything is going to be ok. Your chicks are lucky to have you.

 

[Hei 20]

Hi if you're sensetive dont look at the picture.. She was playing with her brothers and jumped over a little wall, then fell in a pond(where rain water is) and that water was icy, yesterday my mother and my sister tried to revive her but they gave up after 10 minutes. And they put the chick outdoors in a closed box. Right now theres no one at home and I wanted to revive her but her body was so stiff, I don't even know it will work.. Can I still try to revive her? I don't think she died yet