Location: Byford Elliot and Cody, previously Emma and Caramelle were purchased as young hens by a recommended poultry supplier. Their carer, was lead to believe she was purchasing hens, but ended up with noisy little roosters. As she lives in suburbia she is not permitted to keep them. The boys will be wormed and vaccinated before handover to their new family. An adoption fee of $20 each, or $30 together applies. Name: Elliot & Cody Age: …
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Phil & Giles are Looking for a Loving Home
Location: Burns Beach Phil and Giles are a pair lovely little Barnevelder cross feather-footed bantam roosters. They were hand reared along with three other chicks believed to be females, but all four grew up to be beautiful roosters. Their friends Ivan and Winston were lucky enough to find new homes, but these two boys are still looking. As their current carers live in suburbia, they are not permitted to keep roosters at their residence. Despite trying different methods to reduce the noise of their crows, they are worried that the…
The West Busselton Five
Falcon, Sherbet, Popcorn, Pepper & Rocket (roosters) Arrived 8th August 2017 Sherbet, Falcon, Popcorn, Pepper and Rocket were the result of backyard hatching. Their owner’s already had a flock of chicken, one being a particularly broody hen. Their children asked if they could obtain some eggs to raise under her. Though they didn’t consider how they would accommodate them, should some be born male. This is something she now feels very sorry about, and hopes others learn from her experience. The mother of the house embarked on a mission to…
The Fantastic Four
Mikey, Roy, Rusty and Valentino (roosters) Arrived 15 May 2016 These four handsome hunks came to us via a friend whose neighbour bought young (what she thought were) hens from a heritage breeder. When it turned out that four of them were in fact roosters, she was going to return them to the trader, but was told they would likely be put down. So here they are with us, taking our total to seven roosters. They alternate with the hens to free-range so that there’s no hanky panky, and it’s…