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Post by daria on Jan 4, 2012 17:11:56 GMT 10
These are my new battery hens. They don't move much yet, nor are they eating. Hope they grow there feathers back. Attachments:
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Post by vankarhi on Jan 5, 2012 6:31:01 GMT 10
how did you come to be able to rehome them. They probably need to get used to the fact they can move around now. I watched a show the other day on bears in an asian country (didn't take much notice of what country it was) and some of these bears had been in cages for 20 years or more.........they couldn't move in these cages..........when they were released into a safe sanctuary they were shocked and scared and took some time to adjust to being on grass and not surrounded by a wire cage.
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Post by Jack on Jan 9, 2012 8:37:59 GMT 10
Well done for giving these chickens a second chance, if only there were more people who cared where their food came from and not just what goes in their mouth.
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Post by Laraine on Jan 9, 2012 18:59:27 GMT 10
What a terrible life these poor hens endure. Good on you for rescuing them.
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Post by sweets on Jan 16, 2012 23:03:16 GMT 10
 They're beautiful. It's awesome that you rescued them, they must have had a hard life up until now. Hopefully they'll get used to their new house quickly.
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They're beautiful. It's awesome that you rescued them, they must have had a hard life up until now. Hopefully they'll get used to their new house quickly.