rescue chickens how do i rescue

[Red Barn Farms]

Here is a link I think sumi has mentioned! Hope it's a start for you.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/help-battery-henss-member-page

 

[Red Barn Farms]

I just ran across this site for adopting ex-battey hens.

http://www.homesforhens.net/care.html

 

[marianne7]

I really wasn't trying to be rude. I couldn't tell from OP's first post that they had done all of the research,etc. (And, I've read way too many of the other types of posts) So, OP, I do apologize - no offense intended. It really was meant to be helpful. I think it's great that you have such a heart for rescue animals. (This is the problem with online forums. People can't read tone of voice, so things can be taken so many ways. Also, we're all dealing with people that we don't really know, so we don't know if they're being sincere or sarcastic, or just plain mean.) Once again, OP, I apologize for my appearance of rudeness. Good luck in your endeavor.

just for the record, I thought your answer was really kind and helpful....

 

[sumi]

Here is a link I think sumi has mentioned! Hope it's a start for you.

https://www.backyardchickens.com/a/help-battery-henss-member-page

That's the one. Thank you! I mailed her a link to this thread. She doesn't come here much, but she'll like this and all the links. As it happens she's busy putting her own website together and she's looking for info and stories about rescuing ex-bats etc.

 

[cary 1973]

so doing more and more reearch can only find things in England and scotland and other countys what i did find was i can try and contact egg co. personaly and see if they will sell me there retired chickens

 

[sumi]

That's how we find ex-bats. Hope you get some soon!