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Cats owned: dsh
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06-03-2010, 10:33 PM   #1

Another cockerel in the family.


We have a group of elderly hens who are without a rooster.
I contacted a local rescue asking if they had any lightweight, older roosters looking for a new home- and the had a few. We took home a black, silkie cockerel we have called Truffles, and and after a week's quarantine will be introduced to the girls( after worming etc).
So I hope will settle in for the few years he has left.


I'm so bad because we can't really afford to take in any more!



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Cats owned: Two Tabby Girls
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Location: Scotland, UK
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06-03-2010, 10:36 PM   #2

Re: Another cockerel in the family.


Hope he settle in. I do want a silkie one day. Don't forget to post a pic of him once he is out and about withhis girls.



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06-03-2010, 10:47 PM   #3

Re: Another cockerel in the family.


Cute.

We've got to let our Cornflake go.

He's started crowing lots now, naughty cockerel.



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