My name is Julie and I am living my dream in South Africa. I live on a farm and care for all sorts of animals but I have one species in abundance. Chickens!
When we moved here little over a year ago, there were around 30 Chickens living in our garden. We already had a few of our own and I made a hobby out of it. I have rescued several flocks of chicks, chickens with disabilities and even a clutch of eggs. We let nature take its course as much as possible and allow them to feed off of the land and live a natural happy life.
I love to nurture and care for living beings. I think it is what I was put on this earth to do.
I get to wake up to this every day. My paradise!
My girl Pinky. RIP gorgeous. She was the only ‘loving’ chicken I have ever met
Pinky
Molo, the original chicken that started all of this! This is her first clutch of chicks named Twisty and Peach
Molo
My boy Cash who is a doting father to chicks in need
Egg collection. Keeping the flock to a manageable size which is about 30-40
Molo the Beauty
Molo
Twisty – aptly named after his ‘scissor beak’ deformity
Me with Vito and Friedo. I raised these from eggs
Vito and Friedo. Growing up fast!
Molo & Pinky
The teenagers!
Natural beauty
Alvin and his squad
Our beautiful dogs London & Cash who tend to the flock with me every day
Peek – A – Boo!
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Share on FacebookI have tried countless times and in my experience, it is not. They have made Chicken Diapers for this reason. They are happiest and you can smell them less outside :)
Load More Replies...I love this. I am reminded of my friend Ginger who takes in chickens that farms don't want or when people can't take care of them.
I have tried countless times and in my experience, it is not. They have made Chicken Diapers for this reason. They are happiest and you can smell them less outside :)
Load More Replies...I love this. I am reminded of my friend Ginger who takes in chickens that farms don't want or when people can't take care of them.
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