Sandye was an exceptionally quiet, stoic and peaceful hen. Her only vocalization was her characteristic soft squeal — a truly unusual and curious sound indeed and actually very pleasing to READ ON
Chicken Rescues
Celebrating Sandye: My Tribute to One Very Unique Hen
Doris the Hen and the 50-Million-Year-Old Legacy of Motherhood
Lovely and elegant Doris pictured here is one of four adopted hens. She had major surgery over a year ago to save her life. The surgery consisted of removing her READ ON
Hatcheries Ship Male Chicks as Packing Material
Mark Bekoff of Psychology Today covers a story reported on by Karen Davis of United Poultry Concerns exposing hatcheries that use baby male chicks as packaging filler in shipments of READ ON
Doris the Hen’s Amazing Recovery and What Most Don’t Know about Eggs
Can we honestly say that eggs are “humane” simply by evaluating the conditions under which the hens are raised? I don’t care whether they are labeled “pasture raised,” “organic,” or READ ON
