True however I feel a bit sad though, she ought to be with her herds. She was just fine living with her human mommy. I hope they don't kill her for consumptions. From animal lover vegan and love nature 💕
Most of that is normal chicken behavior. They all have their own personalities and they can be rather silly at times, but I think most people underestimate how smart and bold they can be. The movie Chicken Run is accurate to how chickens behave (other than the building stuff and complex planning part). They can recognize their names and you could train them to some extent, but they will still poke their beaks into places you may not want them to.
Birds are smart as hell. I befriended the magpies and crows outside my house and they have different personalities, solve problems, remember stuff etc. I know this is common knowledge but it's cool to observe.
@@kinoko6096 There's always one that stands out & becomes friendlier than the others. It's like it's realized you are on it's side & don't mean it any harm. I had one that let me pick it up, even when it matured - & it used to lean against me to push past my legs every time I opened the coop to let them out....
*some species of bird are. Others aren't. Like sure, corvids and some parrots are pretty smart and excellent problem solvers but most species aren't. And don't get me started on Ostriches.
I mena it aint hard if you have a great rooster with them xD But yea i do get the point ive raised many chicks without hens or roosters to feed/protect them and have a house full of cats. While most of the cats doesn't care about them my brothers cat was however a real hunter. Luckily the chicks grew up fast and strong so the cat stayed away fromthem once i released them in the coop ^^
Oh, my gosh - you're *so* right. The neighbors behind us keep six chickens. We see two or three different kinds of hawks keeping an eye on their place all the time. We feed birds and squirrels on our side and when the birds get real *quiet* real fast, we look "up" to see if another hawk is checking out the chickens. :)
I had a Brown Laying Hen as a pet a few years ago. Her owners left the hen and rooster to fend for them selves in the winter. It was-40 C and I wanted to check on them. Snow was about knee deep and I borrowed a snowmobile to go where they were. I got to a clearing where a beat up old holiday trailer was. Everything was snow covered and in the middle of pile of junk, a tarp was spread out. I lifted the tarp and 'Millie' flew right at me. It scared me for a moment . She landed on my arm and it easy to tell that she was distressed. I checked for the rooster and found that he was dead and more than likely , froze to death. I found a cardboard box and put Millie inside and then tied the box onto the snowmobile seat. Before I left, I wanted to see if there was chicken feed around. I looked in the trailer and I could see there was a full bag but the door was locked. I didnt care about the trailer or the people who owned it. All I knew was that there was a animal in distress and she needed help. I took great pleasure in kicking that door in. Millie stayed with me for 3 years. She was a constant joy for those 3 years and I am not ashamed to say I cried when she died. I still miss you Millie...
Thank you so much for checking on them. So sorry the roo didn't make it, but you saved Millie. Chickens are amazing pets and you gave her three wonderful years.
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Small and powerless in the eyes of nature? Oh were more than beyond powerful! We've ruined the earth already! Hunting animals, throwing plastic and garbage, ruining the sea water...
It’s nice how we throw them into a grinder at the factory. Humans are such caring people. I’m glad 1 chicken was Saved. The poor things crying for their mom before they are disposed of.
My dad and his family always kept a few chickens when he was growing up. One hand seemed particularly attached to my dad and would often jump up on his shoulder and ride around with him. My father was very bright and finished high school at age 16. As soon as he turned 17 his mother signed papers so that he could enter the service. When he came home on his first leave that chicken went crazy! She almost lost her mind running after my dad insisting on being on his shoulder or being carried . She even wanted to follow him into the house but that was a no no. My dad was not even the one who fed the chickens but this hen was so attached to him you can be sure chickens know one human from another and have varying degrees of feelings for them.
@@lauratanlnHumans are supposed to eat meat. That's how we are designed. It's not an ethical thing. It just is what it is. How we treat farm animals is a different story
@@jjlepepe5875 The longest living people on earth eat either little or NO meat. So we are not "designed" to eat meat even if we have the ability. How farmed animals are treated, is what you are paying for, not another story. Because animals are abused to cut costs so animal eaters aka abusers, find it more "affordable".
@@Owlhousespecial No not abandoned. She put her with a flock of other chickens at a sanctuary? Maybe the human isn't her "owner" any more but given the human visits her chicken and put her in a safe place where it could continuously be taken care of is definitely NOT abandonment! Its not like the lady dropped the chicken off on the side of the road????
I would be heartbroken to let her go....Such a sweet baby and what an amazing woman to put the chicken's needs before her wish to have her...Thank you for rescuing her.
You are just such a wonderful human being. We need more people like you on this earth. Thanks for helping and saving this sweet little creature and taking her to a sanctuary. What a wonderful experience
I pray to the Lord that this beautiful little critter is safe in a sanctuary for her entire life. She deserves so much love and a great life! God bless!
I had a chicken a couple of years ago in CO. The previous tenant left her behind. We spoiled her although she was kept outside. She was fully grown. She had a beautiful chicken coop and heat lamps in the winter. She laid lots of eggs in the warmer months too. Her name was Chicky. I know. Really original!
Thank you for making the world realise that chickens are not edible items just ; rather they are alive beings who feel all the emotions like love & attachment. Thank you for making the world realise that they can be best friends.
Years ago we had a flock of bantam's that someone had turned loose and they found their way to our yard. They would scratch for insects especially after I cut the grass. Had an enclosure built for them, they would walk the yard during the day and come back to roost in the evening. One of the roosters I was actually able to feed from my hand, he was the only one that did. He was named Chance.
No, dumb person, she would not bcz they are animals and only another Animal like a hen is her mom. People are never ''mom, dad, brother, sister, grandparent'' and all that nonsense to any animal. So. Also you can not speak for that animal. Why could you just not say ''friend'' at least that seems like something that could be true. The word you used is never even possible sooo.
She is adorable! This is why our food industry needs to be fixed. It doesn't matter if an animal is a chicken or a cow. They have feelings just like our usual pets, dogs and cats.
thats all well and good to say, but what about a dog and cat when it comes to feeding them? they need to eat meats like beef and chicken to survive, and show their own feelings. putting animals on vegetarian diets is not only malnutritious to them, its cruel.
@@lordlossize good point. And that's the thing. I am not against eating meat, I am against the way we do it. We are not cheetahs in the wild. Yes, that is a brutal way to go. But that's nature. But we have the option of doing it humanely. But don't. For monetary gain. And it won't change. And I know that. But it still doesn't take away the fact that we are hurting creatures who have just as much right as we do to live.
Technology can do this. Create lean healthy meat for mass consumption. Humankind continuous consumption of nature will halt and animals can live in peace
@@Zeul28If you want to eat lab grown meat made with cancer cells, have at it. As far as animals living in harmony with humans, your understanding of the food chain is severely lacking.
almost all animals are very smart,,, funny,, sassy and very loving,,, i raised a ROOSTER,,, supposed to be a hen,,, and they are too funny,, just like dogs with feathers,, they follow u, play, and want to be next to u,,, its awesome to see these types of vids. cause back in the day, there wasent any,,, so now more and more ppl get to see how wonderful ALL living creatures are
Chickens are better than TV. We really enjoy and laugh at ours. We have one called Momma’s Chicken cause she was raised by our Momma Turkey. I carry on conversations with a couple of the others. We took in a chicken a couple years ago and when we got with the former owner, found out she was around 16 yrs old, which is super old for a chicken. Highly intelligent creatures, which is something thats not thought about when it comes to chickens.
It’s crazy the way baby chicks will imprint on u if the first thing they see is u when they hatch or when they really young and around u all the time it’s amazing how they follow u how they normally would follow their mother
My dad used to call chickens walking drumsticks before he got sick. Thankfully he's healthy now and he hasn't had meat in nearly 8 months--still don't believe it. And if he can give up meat anybody can. Anyway have a good one
When I was 9 years old, I found a wounded baby chick on a trash can by my school. I took the bird with me, fed it, cleaned it up, and played with it for a couple days but my parents wouldn’t let me keep it. After 3 days or so I went to school as normal and when I came back the chick was gone, turns out my parents had given it away to a Neighbour two houses down. I heard the little peep peep a couple minutes after asking, to this day I do not know how, I figured maybe he saw me walking to my house, because he followed me and next thing I know he’s right next to me on the floor. I was so happy, that was probably the first time I realize how smart they were. At the time I had no idea but now I figured maybe he had imprinted on me and thought I was it’s mom. A couple of days later my parents permanently gave him away. I made them promise me the new fam would take care of it. Sadly, we didn’t have a back yard. I’m pretty sure he got eaten when he grew up, but to this day I hold him so dear to my heart. They’re so smart it’s crazy.
Oh she was so tiny I would be scared something would have snuck up and tried to eat her. I'm sure she was worried bout that too that's why she stayed right by you. So awesome she's living her best life now. I'm sure you miss her. She's a beautiful bird.
This is the sweetest thing I've seen, I used to a have a pet baby silkie chick, she grew up and I loved her so much but one day a fox came in her coop at early in the morning and her feathers were everywhere 😭 I miss her so bad
I raise a small flock of specialty chicken breeds. Caring for chickens is indeed way harder than most people think- its difficult, and heartbreaking, time consuming, but also really rewarding. The sweet ones like her are just amazing. Thanks for giving her such a happy life!
Ah the joy of raising chickens. I have experienced what was shown except the part where the chicken lays their against your neck. I always say that chickens especially single roosters make great pets.
I wish more people would see that chickens are animals like any other worthy of love -- and should be entitled to live their lives without becoming a sandwich or rotisserie item. Chickens like Sweet Dee are beings that feel and develop bonds. I love Sweet Dee and was so happy to hear her story. I wish she had more space to run around at the sanctuary -- she seemed to really like zooming around the grass as a baby, but hopefully she has enough time outside the enclosure at the sanctuary.
People don't know how social chickens are. I've been lucky enough to keep hens for a few years and they are all sassy, curious and gregarious. I'm lucky to have them in my life.
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I love that you still see her and that she still loves to be with you and sit with you. Wonderful!
I agree too
True however I feel a bit sad though, she ought to be with her herds. She was just fine living with her human mommy. I hope they don't kill her for consumptions.
From animal lover vegan and love nature 💕
@@FrozenMermaid666 What you’re saying doesn’t make any sense at all. How about you say it in an easier form to understand?
@@wawawillegers4991 Why is the chicken being killed the first thing that comes up in your mind? wtf
@@wawawillegers4991 oh wow. Why would they do that to a small animal? They don’t have a lot of meat in them.
Most of that is normal chicken behavior. They all have their own personalities and they can be rather silly at times, but I think most people underestimate how smart and bold they can be. The movie Chicken Run is accurate to how chickens behave (other than the building stuff and complex planning part). They can recognize their names and you could train them to some extent, but they will still poke their beaks into places you may not want them to.
Yep! My chickens come when called and recognize my mom and I. One of my flock always has to perch on my leg whenever I sit down in their run.
Thank you for solidifying the reasons I’m gonna give my husband when I come home with a bunch of chicks this spring 😂
Birds are smart as hell. I befriended the magpies and crows outside my house and they have different personalities, solve problems, remember stuff etc. I know this is common knowledge but it's cool to observe.
@@kinoko6096 There's always one that stands out & becomes friendlier than the others.
It's like it's realized you are on it's side & don't mean it any harm.
I had one that let me pick it up, even when it matured - & it used to lean against me to push past my legs every time I opened the coop to let them out....
*some species of bird are. Others aren't.
Like sure, corvids and some parrots are pretty smart and excellent problem solvers but most species aren't. And don't get me started on Ostriches.
Ppl dont realize, but its hard raising chickens. You have to keep guard of them as there are many predators. Im glad shes in a sanctuary and safe.
I mena it aint hard if you have a great rooster with them xD
But yea i do get the point ive raised many chicks without hens or roosters to feed/protect them and have a house full of cats. While most of the cats doesn't care about them my brothers cat was however a real hunter. Luckily the chicks grew up fast and strong so the cat stayed away fromthem once i released them in the coop ^^
Oh, my gosh - you're *so* right. The neighbors behind us keep six chickens. We see two or three different kinds of hawks keeping an eye on their place all the time. We feed birds and squirrels on our side and when the birds get real *quiet* real fast, we look "up" to see if another hawk is checking out the chickens. :)
Like "Colonel Saunders", for example - an apex predator.
@@JustMe-vk4fn I my heart hurts
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I had a Brown Laying Hen as a pet a few years ago. Her owners left the hen and rooster to fend for them selves in the winter. It was-40 C and I wanted to check on them. Snow was about knee deep and I borrowed a snowmobile to go where they were. I got to a clearing where a beat up old holiday trailer was. Everything was snow covered and in the middle of pile of junk, a tarp was spread out. I lifted the tarp and 'Millie' flew right at me. It scared me for a moment . She landed on my arm and it easy to tell that she was distressed. I checked for the rooster and found that he was dead and more than likely , froze to death. I found a cardboard box and put Millie inside and then tied the box onto the snowmobile seat. Before I left, I wanted to see if there was chicken feed around. I looked in the trailer and I could see there was a full bag but the door was locked. I didnt care about the trailer or the people who owned it. All I knew was that there was a animal in distress and she needed help. I took great pleasure in kicking that door in. Millie stayed with me for 3 years. She was a constant joy for those 3 years and I am not ashamed to say I cried when she died. I still miss you Millie...
Thank you so much for checking on them. So sorry the roo didn't make it, but you saved Millie. Chickens are amazing pets and you gave her three wonderful years.
@@catsgillhillbilly thanks
@@DD-kh5fi She was treated bad at the beginning, but I hope I made things right for her.Thanks
Chickens are so special. I cried when each of mine passed, I had four. I still have one, Myrtle. She is so much fun.
@@marilynward1928 Myrtle...luv it
Thank you to the people who give back to nature. We may be small and powerless in the eyes of nature, but we can make a small change in front of us.
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Small and powerless in the eyes of nature?
Oh were more than beyond powerful!
We've ruined the earth already!
Hunting animals, throwing plastic and garbage, ruining the sea water...
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Chickens have to be the most mistreated, underappreciated animals on earth. I raised one, loved her, great pet for many years.
It’s nice how we throw them into a grinder at the factory. Humans are such caring people. I’m glad 1 chicken was Saved. The poor things crying for their mom before they are disposed of.
I really do love me some chicken though. Be it rotisserie chicken, snitchzels or whatever, chicken just tastes so damn good.
My dad and his family always kept a few chickens when he was growing up. One hand seemed particularly attached to my dad and would often jump up on his shoulder and ride around with him. My father was very bright and finished high school at age 16. As soon as he turned 17 his mother signed papers so that he could enter the service. When he came home on his first leave that chicken went crazy! She almost lost her mind running after my dad insisting on being on his shoulder or being carried . She even wanted to follow him into the house but that was a no no. My dad was not even the one who fed the chickens but this hen was so attached to him you can be sure chickens know one human from another and have varying degrees of feelings for them.
Thanks for sharing, love it!
Thanks to the dodo I don't eat chicken anymore. These precious little angels deserve a happy life.
Thanks for being ethical.
@@lauratanlnHumans are supposed to eat meat. That's how we are designed. It's not an ethical thing. It just is what it is. How we treat farm animals is a different story
@@jjlepepe5875 The longest living people on earth eat either little or NO meat. So we are not "designed" to eat meat even if we have the ability. How farmed animals are treated, is what you are paying for, not another story. Because animals are abused to cut costs so animal eaters aka abusers, find it more "affordable".
Thank you for rescuing this little bird. That sunbathing moment is just too cute! 😁
How is life Azliana
Agree! How she spreads her wing and then plomps down on the blanket. So adorable!
Very cute chick. The inprinting at that age is very strong. They bond strongly. 🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥😎
Also, that's not 'bonding' at all.
@@FrozenMermaid666 I thought it was. So just inprinting?
Mama
She really grew up to be a beautiful bird.
I can't get over the high pitched cheeping and how comfortable the chicken is in her owner's lap. Too cute! Thank you for sharing this story!
She's not her owner now she has abandoned her. No more cuddles in her lap with the cat in the evenings.
@@Owlhousespecial No not abandoned. She put her with a flock of other chickens at a sanctuary? Maybe the human isn't her "owner" any more but given the human visits her chicken and put her in a safe place where it could continuously be taken care of is definitely NOT abandonment! Its not like the lady dropped the chicken off on the side of the road????
@@lyndseystrait1513 It is essentially abandonment. This chick imprinted on her.
I would be heartbroken to let her go....Such a sweet baby and what an amazing woman to put the chicken's needs before her wish to have her...Thank you for rescuing her.
Never thought of a chicken as adorable before, but she is really is…🥰
All chickens are
Imprinting .. I'm happy to see the chicken still remembers mamma 😍 but I'm always sad when the relationship has to change
Tasty… that’s the word you’re looking for. An organic tasty chicken 🐔 = 🍗 .
I used to have chickens, and surprisingly one of the most adorable animals I have ever had! 😁
Yes for food 😋 😍 🙌
Aww that's so sweet. And she's very humble to you. She's your Baby
The world is so full of beauty. You just have to look for it.
You are just such a wonderful human being.
We need more people like you on this earth.
Thanks for helping and saving this sweet little creature and taking her to a sanctuary.
What a wonderful experience
I pray to the Lord that this beautiful little critter is safe in a sanctuary for her entire life. She deserves so much love and a great life! God bless!
Please pray for all animals, they all deserve an easy life they are innocent and pure creatures.
I had a chicken a couple of years ago in CO. The previous tenant left her behind. We spoiled her although she was kept outside. She was fully grown. She had a beautiful chicken coop and heat lamps in the winter. She laid lots of eggs in the warmer months too. Her name was Chicky. I know. Really original!
Thank you for making the world realise that chickens are not edible items just ; rather they are alive beings who feel all the emotions like love & attachment. Thank you for making the world realise that they can be best friends.
Her name is Sweet Dee….Just like Dee Reynolds from Its always Sunny In Philadelphia, who is often called a bird….That’s amazing.
How adorable. Shows the value of every tiny animal and the fact that they deserve to live
Awww she is an adorable chicken, she is so small a very loyal which makes her even cuter, she deserves love and happiness🐶🐱🐻🦊🐯
So cute
Years ago we had a flock of bantam's that someone had turned loose and they found their way to our yard. They would scratch for insects especially after I cut the grass. Had an enclosure built for them, they would walk the yard during the day and come back to roost in the evening. One of the roosters I was actually able to feed from my hand, he was the only one that did. He was named Chance.
She looks just like our little girly, sounds just like her too. She is our most cuddly chicken
She is growing up, but she will always consider you to be "Mom," an important thing to remember for her feelings. Such a sweet video.
No, dumb person, she would not bcz they are animals and only another Animal like a hen is her mom. People are never ''mom, dad, brother, sister, grandparent'' and all that nonsense to any animal. So. Also you can not speak for that animal. Why could you just not say ''friend'' at least that seems like something that could be true. The word you used is never even possible sooo.
I just love how the cat did'nt mind the chicken, and did'nt try to kill it, now that a great cat right there.
She is adorable! This is why our food industry needs to be fixed. It doesn't matter if an animal is a chicken or a cow. They have feelings just like our usual pets, dogs and cats.
If we allow them to show their personalities, they are as unique as we, only they never get that chance to show it
thats all well and good to say, but what about a dog and cat when it comes to feeding them? they need to eat meats like beef and chicken to survive, and show their own feelings. putting animals on vegetarian diets is not only malnutritious to them, its cruel.
@@lordlossize good point. And that's the thing. I am not against eating meat, I am against the way we do it. We are not cheetahs in the wild. Yes, that is a brutal way to go. But that's nature. But we have the option of doing it humanely. But don't. For monetary gain. And it won't change. And I know that. But it still doesn't take away the fact that we are hurting creatures who have just as much right as we do to live.
Technology can do this. Create lean healthy meat for mass consumption. Humankind continuous consumption of nature will halt and animals can live in peace
@@Zeul28If you want to eat lab grown meat made with cancer cells, have at it. As far as animals living in harmony with humans, your understanding of the food chain is severely lacking.
Sweet Dee is a precious little girl I’m glad she’s safe and happy 🥺😍❤️
I couldn't have given that chicken 🐔 away shes such a Lil buddy
in this situation... just mimic mama duck in every way you can.... you did amazing 😊
No one's commenting on the fact that she named her "Sweet Dee" 🤣😂🤣😂 Brilliant!
always sunny. yeah i was thinking that too
Sometimes I think angels are inside an animals body
Than You!
When she's gonna cook the chick
It will taste sweet 😋
@@smh9111 woosh right over you
Chicken videos are my favorite since I've been raising them for 5 years now.
The fact that she named the bird Sweet Dee is just
almost all animals are very smart,,, funny,, sassy and very loving,,, i raised a ROOSTER,,, supposed to be a hen,,, and they are too funny,, just like dogs with feathers,, they follow u, play, and want to be next to u,,, its awesome to see these types of vids. cause back in the day, there wasent any,,, so now more and more ppl get to see how wonderful ALL living creatures are
I've never seen such a calm chick...most of the chicks my dad has always cry very loud when held-
I wish she could have stayed, but glad she is thriving!
Cute, animals can teach humans so much. They my not be able to speak to us but their actions show us how much they love us.
How is life my fellow Human?!
So great she still visits her chicken and she remembers her friend.
Chickens are better than TV. We really enjoy and laugh at ours. We have one called Momma’s Chicken cause she was raised by our Momma Turkey. I carry on conversations with a couple of the others. We took in a chicken a couple years ago and when we got with the former owner, found out she was around 16 yrs old, which is super old for a chicken. Highly intelligent creatures, which is something thats not thought about when it comes to chickens.
It’s crazy the way baby chicks will imprint on u if the first thing they see is u when they hatch or when they really young and around u all the time it’s amazing how they follow u how they normally would follow their mother
Aww so cute I love baby chicks. 🥰💖
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You made me re think about the chicken I eat every day. They do have feelings and think
My dad used to call chickens walking drumsticks before he got sick. Thankfully he's healthy now and he hasn't had meat in nearly 8 months--still don't believe it. And if he can give up meat anybody can. Anyway have a good one
When I was 9 years old, I found a wounded baby chick on a trash can by my school. I took the bird with me, fed it, cleaned it up, and played with it for a couple days but my parents wouldn’t let me keep it. After 3 days or so I went to school as normal and when I came back the chick was gone, turns out my parents had given it away to a Neighbour two houses down. I heard the little peep peep a couple minutes after asking, to this day I do not know how, I figured maybe he saw me walking to my house, because he followed me and next thing I know he’s right next to me on the floor. I was so happy, that was probably the first time I realize how smart they were. At the time I had no idea but now I figured maybe he had imprinted on me and thought I was it’s mom. A couple of days later my parents permanently gave him away. I made them promise me the new fam would take care of it. Sadly, we didn’t have a back yard. I’m pretty sure he got eaten when he grew up, but to this day I hold him so dear to my heart. They’re so smart it’s crazy.
Oh she was so tiny I would be scared something would have snuck up and tried to eat her. I'm sure she was worried bout that too that's why she stayed right by you. So awesome she's living her best life now. I'm sure you miss her. She's a beautiful bird.
I will never let her go!
This is the sweetest thing I've seen,
I used to a have a pet baby silkie chick, she grew up and I loved her so much but one day a fox came in her coop at early in the morning and her feathers were everywhere 😭
I miss her so bad
I think it's a flock rather than a herd. I'm not really sure, but definitely not herd. Anyway, you did a good job of substituting mom! 💕
glad to see that the cat and the chicken get along
Reminds me of the sweet bantie chicks I've raised. They really all do have different personalities.
What a chick chicken from tiny to lovely and feisty smart too!!!
I raise a small flock of specialty chicken breeds. Caring for chickens is indeed way harder than most people think- its difficult, and heartbreaking, time consuming, but also really rewarding. The sweet ones like her are just amazing. Thanks for giving her such a happy life!
Awesome story she's a legend more people need to be more kind and respect all animals
What animals want the most is just Love n Love ❤
This is why I love Sherpa 💖🐕🇬🇧
Chickens, peculiar creatures...love them
Those peeps! How can ua not love any critter that peeps like that?
Cute cuteness overload pure innocence heart touching
we hatched a ginger bare neck chick last summer and she is just the cuttest
Videos like this are such a nice eye cleanser.
So cute! So sad most people think they are food.
Ah the joy of raising chickens. I have experienced what was shown except the part where the chicken lays their against your neck. I always say that chickens especially single roosters make great pets.
You are wonderful, that chicken loves you! Your kindness!
The chickens I raised from hatchling want nothing to do with me. My rescue chicken, though, loves me.
I don't know who is more adorable!
Thankyou so much for caring and being a hero to something that couldn't help it self 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I wish more people would see that chickens are animals like any other worthy of love -- and should be entitled to live their lives without becoming a sandwich or rotisserie item. Chickens like Sweet Dee are beings that feel and develop bonds. I love Sweet Dee and was so happy to hear her story. I wish she had more space to run around at the sanctuary -- she seemed to really like zooming around the grass as a baby, but hopefully she has enough time outside the enclosure at the sanctuary.
That's the cutest chick ever. The bird is okay, too.
I miss my chickens. Can't visit them bc the farm isnt safe anymore due to an abusive household. I hope they're okay every day.
Thank you, Kind Human!! ❤❤❤
Oh, wow! that is SO beautiful. Your chicken is beautiful! Thanks! I love it!😂
I actually have a pet chicken he was rejected by her mom every morning he would come at our doorstep and give me a hug
I have a cat just like your's. That chick is one ball of fun, live large chickadee, kitten and mom.❤️
Omg what a precious little soul!!
I am crying cuz of you're vid 😭 🤧 God bless you 🙏
They are smart birds! No doubt! Hate that humans see them as food and not living beings!
What a Wonderful Story of LOVE♥️.
Thank You♥️❣️
I hope there are more videos about chicks!
What a wonderful gift 🎁
She's happy with you
I love chickens alot, thank you so much fo taking carr of her, please be with her always she loves you.😘❤🙏
Thankyou the word rescue touches my ❤
chickens are good people
Hens are amazing pet !
That is a good story everybody needs a friend 💯👍
Cute bird! Beautiful woman! I love them both!
She’s beautiful!
병아리에서 늠름한 닭으로
변하는 과정 잘봤습니다
모든생명은 모두 고귀합니다
사랑으로 키우셨네요
박수를 보냅니다
서울에서 당신의친구 Rich
😍 🐤🐤🐥🐤🐤 👌
Adorable companionship...
People don't know how social chickens are. I've been lucky enough to keep hens for a few years and they are all sassy, curious and gregarious. I'm lucky to have them in my life.
Imprinting at that age is incredibly strong
What a little cutie! 🥰
This is too cute. Thank you.
So adorable 💗
Hey how are you bro
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May god bless and keep you always ; good people .
Oh how sweet 🐣🐤🐥🐓🐔
It must be so fun to have an animal That loves you and wants to be close to you, That you usually don't see happening.
Que bonito esta el pollito.