My name is Julie and I am living my dream in South Africa. I live on a farm and care for all sorts of animals but I have one species in abundance. Chickens!
When we moved here little over a year ago, there were around 30 Chickens living in our garden. We already had a few of our own and I made a hobby out of it. I have rescued several flocks of chicks, chickens with disabilities and even a clutch of eggs. We let nature take its course as much as possible and allow them to feed off of the land and live a natural happy life.
I love to nurture and care for living beings. I think it is what I was put on this earth to do.
I get to wake up to this every day. My paradise!
My girl Pinky. RIP gorgeous. She was the only ‘loving’ chicken I have ever met
Pinky
Molo, the original chicken that started all of this! This is her first clutch of chicks named Twisty and Peach
Molo
My boy Cash who is a doting father to chicks in need
Egg collection. Keeping the flock to a manageable size which is about 30-40
Molo the Beauty
Molo
Twisty – aptly named after his ‘scissor beak’ deformity
Me with Vito and Friedo. I raised these from eggs
Vito and Friedo. Growing up fast!
Molo & Pinky
The teenagers!
Natural beauty
Alvin and his squad
Our beautiful dogs London & Cash who tend to the flock with me every day
Peek – A – Boo!
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I have tried countless times and in my experience, it is not. They have made Chicken Diapers for this reason. They are happiest and you can smell them less outside :)
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I love this. I am reminded of my friend Ginger who takes in chickens that farms don't want or when people can't take care of them.
I have tried countless times and in my experience, it is not. They have made Chicken Diapers for this reason. They are happiest and you can smell them less outside :)
Load More Replies... I love this. I am reminded of my friend Ginger who takes in chickens that farms don't want or when people can't take care of them.
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