A stop off for water, food and a stretch of their legs. Also gives us chance to scan for any obvious health problems and when the hens go back into their crates to go and meet with their new owners, we can give them a more thorough looking over for any worrying signs.

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Pickle & Pingu are available (as one sponsorship as they are inseparable)
Tiny (who is our mascot)
Annalise and Lexi who both came back here with leg problems and needed rest, then physiotherapy to get them back on their feet. (Classed as one sponsorship)

Sponsorship is £20 per year.
Please allow 21 days for delivery.

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During one of the rescues in May I spotted Tiny in one of the stables. She was so dinky, in her dark greeny brown fleece and she had knees that knocked together. I HAD TO HAVE HER!
I brought her home, excitedly and as she was to be in the hospital wing aka my lounge while she recovered, we removed her fleece to see a little bag of bones underneath. She was healthy and eating well, just bald.
The day after we got her, we put her in the garden hospital pen where she could peck the ground but not be bullied by the flock. It was such a hot day I made her a T shirt so she didn't get sunburnt.
During that same week, Lexi came back to us as she was having trouble walking so I put them together knowing Tiny would be gentle and maybe teach Lexi to walk again. They have stayed together since. Lexi was VERY oven ready, totally bald on her back and is only just growing her feathers back.
Tiny has regrown speckled feathers which we didn't expect, but she looks gorgeous.

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These are some of the hens we have rescued & kept in the past year and also pics of our ducks and bantams which were bought as our pets.
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Some pictures of our hens, mainly from LHR and who have come here poorly and then recovered and joined the flock. It is very satisfying nursing these girls back to good health especially after their terrible life so far.

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Our little ferret hob kits. Their Mum is Dixie and their Dad is Fangy face. Their eyes aren't open yet. I'm not sure exactly when they were born as Dixie didn't look very pregnant and then we discovered them hidden one day.
I've chosen one for myself which is the darkest face one and I've called him Turpin after Dick Turpin with the Highwaymans mask on his face. Dick Turpin is known to have passed through Long Sutton in years gone by.

Many are available for rehoming. Please contact us if you'd like some. The make great, easy to care for pets.

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All these ladies were rescued by us and rehomed. They were not poorly treated and in excellent condition & health but were just surplus to stock at the small farm where they came from.
As they were offered for rehoming just before christmas time, our concern was that they may be taken by novices wanting a free meal (who may not kill them humanely) so rather than that we were happy to find them homes where we know they'll be safe from harm (and we also kept some ourselves-Henrietta, Hazel, Penny, Dora Gladys and Nora)

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and the posh birds, The Pekins and Cochins.

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Our babies. These 8 were incubated. 3 Lavenders, 4 black and 1 gold/black
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There will be a new album to follow as while these were in the incubator, Amber & Fenella went broody and hatched another 7 with just one lavender

Amber & Fenella went broody and hatched another 7 with just one lavender . They abandoned many eggs so we assume they were either infertile or they felt their family was large enough.
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These are some of the animals rescued and rehomed by us.
If you are looking for a particular pet, please get in touch- we may be able to help you as we are in contact with many people wishing to rehome their pets that we cannot personally take into our premises.
These pets have all now been rehomed or become permanent residents.

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See http://littlehenrescue.co.uk
We are no longer associated with Little Hen Rescue but obviously if you apply to us and they are nearer then we will tell you so.

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