Show off your unique poultry!

[Ducksandchickens]

Do you have a chicken with a disability or missing a body part? Or even a bird that is a bit loopy in the noggin?
Show em off here with pictures and stories!

 

[TheBeardie]

This is gimpy.

She had a slipped achilles tendon when she was about a month old. She limps but gets around quite well. She Eats, drinks and does everything other chicks do just a little slower. She also loves getting picked up and cuddled.

 

[Animals45]

No,

 

[AnimalGeek23]

I'll be following along! This is an interesting idea!

 

[21hens-incharge]

The one in the doorway has a crooked beak. Her name is Crookie (creative I know ).

I really expected to have to cull her.

She is now 2+ years old and going strong!
Her vision is affected but she compensates well. She eats both pellets and mash, scratch is challenging.

She is sweet and lays as well as any other healthy bird.

 

[Chickassan]

Aww, way to go Crookie.

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The one in the doorway has a crooked beak. Her name is Crookie (creative I know ).

I really expected to have to cull her.

She is now 2+ years old and going strong!
Her vision is affected but she compensates well. She eats both pellets and mash, scratch is challenging.

She is sweet and lays as well as any other healthy bird.

 

[PirateGirl]

Awe. Following to hear the heartwarming stories. I do have some special ducks as well I'll have to get pics of later.

 

[HuffleClaw]

This is Hallie. Her previous owner named her Halloween, but I don’t celebrate it, so I call her Hallie. Hallie was brought to me when she was hit a young chick, her foot was really swollen and I had no idea how to fix it. I did my best to treat it, but after weeks of trying, I found her leg in the coop She’s super sweet and outgoing, she’s a perfectly normal bantam EE with only 1 leg.