I have an adorable, beautiful Porcelain d'Uccle. She's an itty-bitty little thing with an adorable temperament, just at point of lay. She can't stay here because she is somewhat spraddle-legged. She was perfect as a chick, but has developed a wide-legged stance and has trouble getting around. I want her to have a home where she can play and have no fear of being bred- this isn't that home.
I also insist that she *is* somewhere where she'll either be in a coop with heat or with Silkies or some other bird that won't be roosting, as she can't jump up to roost- she lost this ability in the deepest cold of winter and has some frostbite on the tips of her longest toes because of it. She can't keep warm by herself.
I can't cull her, because she is a sweet dolly. She will be a fabulous addition in an urban flock with a yard that she won't tear up. She will do well with small, gentle breeds, but will do poorly with larger birds as she moves slowly and isn't agile.
If you always wanted a gorgeous pet Porcelain d'Uccle, she's for you!
Edited because I have issued getting my phone to make coherent sentences...
I also insist that she *is* somewhere where she'll either be in a coop with heat or with Silkies or some other bird that won't be roosting, as she can't jump up to roost- she lost this ability in the deepest cold of winter and has some frostbite on the tips of her longest toes because of it. She can't keep warm by herself.
I can't cull her, because she is a sweet dolly. She will be a fabulous addition in an urban flock with a yard that she won't tear up. She will do well with small, gentle breeds, but will do poorly with larger birds as she moves slowly and isn't agile.
If you always wanted a gorgeous pet Porcelain d'Uccle, she's for you!
Edited because I have issued getting my phone to make coherent sentences...
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