Rescued Rooster- Mild Frostbite

Aug 27, 2019
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Hi All!
My daughter and I rescued a rooster yesterday. Apparently it had been out for almost two days sleeping in a tree at our school. We had temps in the high 20’s-mid 30’s with snow, sleet, wind. Poor guy was sitting on ice in the tree.
Anyway, we got him home, isolated him in the garage, set out a floor heater close by that he immediately laid down by.
I was going to set up a temporary pen with an enclosed Secured coop for shelter (extra one have) outside today but wondering if I should let him hang in the garage for one more day. He’s eating, walking, pooping. Temps today will be low 40’s, rain later.
Thanks for any advice!!
 

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Well done on the rescue - he looks in great shape for time spent in the great outdoors. I'd give him a day with the heat source turned off and then move him outside.
 
Well done on the rescue - he looks in great shape for time spent in the great outdoors. I'd give him a day with the heat source turned off and then move him outside.
That’s a good idea. This way we aren’t just throwing him out without a gradual decrease in temp. Thanks!
 

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