Poodlemum
Crowing
The wind blew the coop door shut and the neighbour’s roo didn’t wait for me to put everyone up for the night. He roosts in a tree somewhere and has been hanging out with my girls during the day. At some point, he must have tried to fly our fence and got his leg stuck between the slats. He’s been hung up for who knows how long and we just got him down, but he’s not able to walk. No broken bones from what I can tell, but I’m concerned about slipped tendons
Is there anything I can do for him? I’ve notified our neighbour and they’ll see my call when they’re off work (RN), he’s in our brooder to keep him from hurting himself further
Is there anything I can do for him? I’ve notified our neighbour and they’ll see my call when they’re off work (RN), he’s in our brooder to keep him from hurting himself further