- Oct 7, 2014
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I've had this lovely lady, Lucy for a little over a week. She was rescued from an egg factory, not in the best condition. She has a vet appointment on the books and in the meantime, seems to be happy and doing all the "normal" chicken things, well learning to. I live in California, and the weather does not get very cold here. Currently we are having a heat wave. But I worry, once it does get cold about her bare chest area. She is also slightly molting. I have been adding lots of protein to her diet, which seems there was a lack of before . She will eat almost any treat, I give to her, so far. A favorite is a scrambled egg! Lol. Any thoughts on how to protect her until we get more info from the vet and what is best for the winter time? She is the most friendly so far, and is not camera shy.
(This is the best shot I could get before work this morning, while everyone was calm)
(This is the best shot I could get before work this morning, while everyone was calm)
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