This is Fanny, he was the chosen Silkie Rooster on our little farm that would be re-homed. Today he found a nice home where he will rule the roost currently occupied by 4 pullets exactly his age.
He was lucky, the fate of a rooster is often doomed for slaughter, especially in an urban setting. But don’t ever be in a hurry, put in a little effort, and find a way to give all God’s animals a place to enjoy a happy life.
JULY 2017
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I seem to find homes for most of my extra roosters. A few with bad attitudes dont make the cut but for the most part I can rehome them.
I don’t really either, it’s not been that hard to re-home roos or even my old hens.
Silkies seems to be easy also. Most have such a docile personality. 😊. I love silkies. They just dont fair well where I live.
Aw, he is a real poser too!! LOL So glad you found him a good home!
It was hard to decide which Roo to keep… just glad it worked out. Thanks. 🙂
Yay, congratulations to Fanny on his new home, and good for you to find it for him!
Thank you so much! 🙂