•2 min read•from Raising Chickens or Other Poultry for Eggs, Meat, or as Pets
Issues having a hen as a pet🤷🏻♀️
Our take
Welcome to the quirky world of chicken parenting, where feathered friends bring joy and a sprinkle of chaos! It's completely understandable to feel heartbroken about losing your little rooster and now facing the possibility of losing Luna, your beloved hen. It seems a bit unfair, especially when other pets like cats and bunnies are allowed. Remember, your bond with Luna is special, and pets should be treated as family. When your landlord returns, consider sharing your heartfelt connection with Luna and how well you care for her. Emphasize the joy she brings and the responsibility you’ve shown. It might just make them reconsider! Let’s rally together and find a way to keep your feathered friend in your home!
Hello , I’m new here and I have a few questions what I can do because I think it’s unfair . I have a little hen and used to have a little rooster but was eaten by a raccoon yesterday and that was devastated for me and my little sister because they are our pets not as my farm animals . But my landlord said that we need to get rid of it now . But where we live there’s people who have a lot of cats , dogs, and rabbits or bunnies . Plus where I am living , it used to be my cousin house and she had 22 bunnies and supposedly that was no problem for my landlord 🤷🏻♀️. Now, why is it a problem for us to have just a chicken as a pet ? I had my little hen for one month and 12 days now . She said she will come back tomorrow withs papers . So what can I do or say so I don’t have to get rid of my little hen name Luna .
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