Richmond, VA: gentle teenage roosters need good homes

[Miss Kristy]

I've got two white leghorn boys and a Rhode Island red. They are wonderful boys, well mannered, but maybe a little spoiled. (They expect you to have treats whenever you come say hi). Hand-raised TSC babies. I'd like them to go to good forever homes.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

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[Miss Kristy]

If you have too many roos for your hens, this article might help you out: https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/rooster-flocks.72998/.

This was actually my first plan! Man, I wish I could have kept those boys. I did end up rehoming them. I just couldn't justify spending time on building a second coop when I'm working on renovating my own house.

I miss them so much!

 

[ChxLadyMary]

This was actually my first plan! Man, I wish I could have kept those boys. I did end up rehoming them. I just couldn't justify spending time on building a second coop when I'm working on renovating my own house.

I miss them so much!

Too bad! I am moving to Richmond and was going to offer to take them

 

[snowjs]

How did you all find places to rehome your rooster? We have one unexpectedly and it is not allowed in our neighborhood. Any ideas on where we could take it?