How bald chickens help troubled kids

by Sunny on October 9, 2009

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Christen Shepherd, a gal who always wanted to be a farmer, runs a rescue farm. The farm is a safe haven for animals coming out of factory farms — this includes bald chickens, goats, hogs and pot-bellied pigs. What’s amazing is that these animals help extremely troubled kids feel happier.

How bald chickens help troubled kids – thestar.com: “The chickens are new arrivals at Cobble Hills Farm Sanctuary, a rescue farm about 20 minutes southwest of Stratford. Rescue farms typically save horses or goats or other large animals. Cobble Hills’ proprietor, Christen Shepherd, has a few of those. Now she’s trying to save these chickens – which are perhaps the most wretched of all.

Up until now, they have spent their lives in groups of a half-dozen confined to battery cages the size of a microwave oven. When they arrived here two weeks ago, they had never walked. Or roosted. Or flapped their wings.”

(Via The Toronto Star.)

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Paul HughesNo Gravatar 10.10.09 at 12:17 am

Amazing!

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