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Rescued these beautiful babies after the owner moved and left them behind. Welcome to the flock Pork Chop (roo) Peaches, Papaya, Phillys, and Poppy!
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Meet the newest members of our cluck-tastic community! After their previous owner moved and left them behind, these beautiful feathered friends have found a safe haven with us. Welcome to the flock: Pork Chop the charming rooster, and the delightful hens Peaches, Papaya, Phillys, and Poppy! Each of them brings their own unique personality to our coop, and we can’t wait to share their adventures with you. From playful antics to heartwarming moments, these girls (and their handsome roo) are ready to strut their stuff and show you just how egg-citing chicken life can be. Join us in celebrating their rescue and new beginnings, where every day is a chance for fun and feathery friendships! [link] [comments]
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