Southern NY, Dutchess county and below

[goldeneggtees]

My guess is he was having drug issues, but who knows! So glad they found him and he's ok.

 

[Cheeky Chick]

My guess is he was having drug issues, but who knows! So glad they found him and he's ok.

Well, if he was indeed having drug issues, he found the right neighborhood. I hope they put him in an inpatient care facility if that's what he needs. Well, some good news today! Yay!

 

[Toxic Chicken]

Nobody told me how noisy 15 chicks are. :/
I want to take a nap. It's really just the one
that's a pain. It keeps Cherping to the new ones
in the second brooder

 

[Toxic Chicken]

Great news, chick shoes WORK !!!!
Her one foot is pretty straight the other was still
Curly but much better than it was. I put a new shoe
on the bad foot will check again tomorrow. I also
gave her a nice foot massage. I held her for a while
she was standing on my tummy with her foot flat!
Then she fell asleep so I put her back in her brooder.
I am SO happy. I am keeping this chick I am so attached
to her.

If its a boy I'll name him buster brown lol
But it's a GIRL !!!!!! No matter what I'm keeping it.

 

[Imprfctme]

Well, if he was indeed having drug issues, he found the right neighborhood. I hope they put him in an inpatient care facility if that's what he needs. Well, some good news today! Yay!

He was in an inpatient facility here in Westchester and somehow he and a 13yr old walked out a side door and took off. Oops. I'm just relieved he was safe and not under water somewhere. I hope he gets better, being a teenager is rough these days it seems.

 

[Imprfctme]

Hey if you didn't read this already, must catch this great article from Smithsonian magazine about the history of chickens, if for the fabulous photos alone:

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/histo...&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=201206-insider

 

[Toxic Chicken]

4 more Barnevelder pips
No GCM pips yet, only day 20 tho

 

[goldeneggtees]

Hey if you didn't read this already, must catch this great article from Smithsonian magazine about the history of chickens, if for the fabulous photos alone:

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/histo...&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=201206-insider

I read that article yesterday while waiting for my kids at the dentist. It was very good.

 

[Toxic Chicken]

Hey if you didn't read this already, must catch this great article from Smithsonian magazine about the history of chickens, if for the fabulous photos alone:

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/histo...&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=201206-insider

Great article, thanks.

 

[Cheeky Chick]

He was in an inpatient facility here in Westchester and somehow he and a 13yr old walked out a side door and took off. Oops. I'm just relieved he was safe and not under water somewhere. I hope he gets better, being a teenager is rough these days it seems.

I think it's so much harder now than it was way back when I was a kid. I'm happy for his parents-not knowing where your child is, is probably the most painful thing to experience.

When I was a kid, I walked the straight and narrow. I knew my parents would kill me. I knew they loved me, but you can never be sure if they wouldn't carry through on that "I'll beat you like a rented mule" threat. Nowadays, it's too easy for a kid to get drugs, and too hard for a parent to watch them all the time. My kids wonder why I seem to show up every where when they least expect it. heh heh heh.