Backyard Chickens Coops

Unfortunately due to work commitments and expanding our family we have made the heartbreaking decision to rehome our ladies.
We have x1 white silkie with her two chicks which she hatched from pekin eggs (unsexed) chicks are 5 weeks old.
We also have x2 polish bantams.
They come with food, bedding, dishes, coop. Handmade feeding station and a few add ons.

The search for little Nevs forever home ! **

Neville is a 3 year old Serama roo (smallest breed of rooster) who was hatched by and spent his first year of life living in a guinea pig cage in a lady's livingroom until she no longer was able to keep him.

Faced with the possibility of being 'dispatched/culled'

Myself, my husband and our two children took Neville on and have since given him a life for the past 2 years, free ranging and foraging in our garden with our other chickens.

He has been well loved and spoiled

(even had a little had crocheted for winter to keep the frostbite off of his comb!)

By myself and family, with a hand built coop and run to keep him and the girls safe at night.

He loves corn, pellets, blueberries and any scraps going (Apart from onions)

However, our family dog has always taken a disliking to poor Neville , this makes for garden time difficult for us all with the worry to have them separated when the chickens free range and have had a few near misses this summer especially.

We ofcourse don't want this for Neville, so reluctantly we have decided that, in his best interest, we should find little Nev, a new family where he can continue to live his best life, free from doggy nashers! ??????

Looking to rehome a breeding pair of booted bantam chickens due to overcrowding in our small home coop! This pair are the respective matriarch and patriarch of our entire brood so very fertile and the hen successfully hatched a brood earlier this year.

Looking to rehome the pair as we now have too many chicks for the space available. Also have an additional laying hen who this one seems to have issues with so are currently separated which is difficult for both us and them.

Cannot confirm age, both were mature a year ago so 2 years is an estimate. Never listed animals before so unsure what else to add. Any questions please ask, can provide more pictures if needed.