Rooster started humping my TV remote.😱

[HuffleClaw]

For those that have an issue with it— Why not go worry about these guys that actually ARE unhappy...

 

[AmericanFDC]

Wow, this thread sure morphed from what is described in the title. Not planning to open this can up but I bet there are some good Man/Husband jokes back there somewhere.

 

[DogAndCat36]

For those that have an issue with it— Why not go worry about these guys that actually ARE unhappy... View attachment 2417141

Agreed.

Cramped, living in their own filth, debeaked, bullied, and trampled. Most farm chickens live this life. Some even have heart attacks when they bring them to the slaughterhouse.

This needs to be handled with instead of loving and caring for a rooster is considered cruelty.

 

[WhatTheDuckingDuck]

If he is rehomed he will likely end up stew, why is being in a pot better than being happy in @Hei 20 s appartment?

You’re assume he’d end up in stew. Find a place that won’t eat him. There are rescue farms everywhere, one just has to put in some effort and look. Put an ad up and make a contract that states he is not intended for consumption. Like an adoption contract. You saying the rooster is happy is like saying Cinderella was happy in her tower.

 

[EmmaRainboe]

You’re assume he’d end up in stew. Find a place that won’t eat him. There are rescue farms everywhere, one just has to put in some effort and look. Put an ad up and make a contract that states he is not intended for consumption. Like an adoption contract. You saying the rooster is happy is like saying Cinderella was happy in her tower.

It's not like he's locked inside all day. He has grass, and plants to destroy. You can also tell by his behavior he is happy. @Hei 20 will know when Hei Hei is unhappy and can then try and find him a farm.

 

[ChocolateMouse]

@WhatTheDuckingDuck I notice you haven't posted quantifiable sources on this yet. I thought you wanted to talk facts?

Are you avoiding the question? Do you not have facts to back up your claims?

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

You’re assume he’d end up in stew. Find a place that won’t eat him. There are rescue farms everywhere, one just has to put in some effort and look. Put an ad up and make a contract that states he is not intended for consumption. Like an adoption contract. You saying the rooster is happy is like saying Cinderella was happy in her tower.

“Rescue farms” are almost always overfull. Which is partly due to the fact that there’s so many people that want to get rid of their roosters.

 

[Hei 20]

For those that have an issue with it— Why not go worry about these guys that actually ARE unhappy... View attachment 2417141

Thank you @HuffleClaw

 

[HuffleClaw]

You’re assume he’d end up in stew. Find a place that won’t eat him. There are rescue farms everywhere, one just has to put in some effort and look. Put an ad up and make a contract that states he is not intended for consumption. Like an adoption contract. You saying the rooster is happy is like saying Cinderella was happy in her tower.

The rescue farms around here honestly look miserable for birds. It sounds good... but what’s inside is a totally different story. Most end up needing to be rescued from the rescue!!

 

[Hei 20]

It's not like he's locked inside all day. He has grass, and plants to destroy. You can also tell by his behavior he is happy. @Hei 20 will know when Hei Hei is unhappy and can then try and find him a farm.