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Richard Jones

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Our rescue chicken is now on her own as her last sister passed away a couple of nights ago (natural causes). It will take several weeks to get some new rescue hens through the usual charities so I wondered if anyone knows of another lonely chook that we can take on? Slightly odd request I know, but just maybe......?

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