Need advice on lone keet

[Keetmama]

A baby keet wandered into my backyard where my dog cornered it. I saved it and put it in our chicken coop We just bought. I’m feeding it high protein starter foul food and it’s warm and safe, but I’m concerned about it being lonely and or getting cold without a flock to keep it warm I live in Colorado and it will be cold soon. I would really appreciate anyone who has some advice or help.

 

[R2elk]

A baby keet wandered into my backyard where my dog cornered it. I saved it and put it in our chicken coop We just bought. I’m feeding it high protein starter foul food and it’s warm and safe, but I’m concerned about it being lonely and or getting cold without a flock to keep it warm I live in Colorado and it will be cold soon. I would really appreciate anyone who has some advice or help.

Pictures of the keet please.

 

[tranquiliti]

Pictures of the keet please.

Thread 'Hello and help please.'
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/hello-and-help-please.1677737/

There’s a photo here in the first post of this thread. Looks like the keet was exposed to some moisture?

 

[R2elk]

A baby keet wandered into my backyard where my dog cornered it. I saved it and put it in our chicken coop We just bought. I’m feeding it high protein starter foul food and it’s warm and safe, but I’m concerned about it being lonely and or getting cold without a flock to keep it warm I live in Colorado and it will be cold soon. I would really appreciate anyone who has some advice or help.

My recommendation is to rehome it to someone local that already has guineas.

Guineas are flock birds and do best in large groups. No a flock of chickens is not a good substitute for other guineas.

FYI, it is way too young to tell what the sex is.

 

[Keetmama]

Pictures of the keet please.