animal rescue Tulsa | animal stories Nancy the chicken
Havana’s House, animal rescue Tulsa was founded by myself (Havana) and my family. We’ve had many animals over the years including many chickens. In this article you will read about Nancy, one of our many chickens over the years. If you’d like to learn more about Havana’s House animal rescue Tulsa, located B.A. Oklahoma call or text us at 918-814-1806 and we would be more than happy to provide you with information for your questions. You can also send us an email at havanashouse.com@gmail.com.
A few years back my family decided to get chickens. Many realize that how much would end up loving chickens and other “farm birds”. We’ve got a few from people on Craigslist and then thought about 50 from Atwoods a farm supply store. We first got chickens we didn’t realize how hard would be to keep editors way. So many of our chickens died from predidation. We put all the 50 chicks we got from outlets in a big dog run cage which we believed we had “fortified” with fencing, concrete, barb wire and whatever else we thought would keep animals out. Sadly our “fortified” chicken coop wasn’t so fortified and a predator who we believe to have been a raccoon went in and killed every single chick along with the ducks who lived in the coop. There was only one survivor of this horrible chicken massacre, Nancy.
So Nancy lived in our house in a box for a while. She became really sweet and LOVED to snuggle up in your hair. She would cry if she was alone and wanted to have your attention. We later got Nancy some friends so that she wouldn’t be lonely but because of the raccoons Nancy had some sort of problem with her spine or something. We never knew exactly what was wrong but her tail was always down and she had a little feather tuff that stuck out where we assumed the raccoon had grabbed her.
Sadly Nancy died a year or two later from what we believe to have been Marek’s disease. But we enjoyed Nancy’s company while it lasted. As a chick she was a great example of how sweet chickens can be. And for anyone who doesn’t think that chickens are kind, sweet and sociable animals look at a chicken like Nancy. Chickens are very sweet and many want attention. Nancy wasn’t the only chicken I’ve had who enjoyed attention. I currently have a chicken nameed perch, a white leghorn who will sprint up to you when you walk into the backyard. There are many chickens like these in the world many people just don’t realize it.
If you would ever be interested in adopting an ex-battery hen please give us a call at 918-814-1806 stating they would be interested in adopting an ex-battery. You can also send us an email at havanashouse.com@gmail.com and Havana’s House, animal rescue Tulsa will get back to you. Havana’s house, animal rescue Tulsa is looking into possibly rescuing ex-battery so please let us know if you’d be interested in adopting ex-battery hens.
animal rescue Tulsa | stopping animal cruelty
At Havana’s House, animal rescue Tulsa located near the Tulsa area in broken arrow Oklahoma, we are completely against animal cruelty. Animal cruelty can come in many different forms including abuse, neglect, and just plain torture. Many animals in many different ways are abused. Animal such as hens in egg laying facilities are denied their basic every day activities such as pecking around in the grass
And dust bathing. Cow is are denied access to grass as well and both chickens and cows
are kept from their natural environments. Chickens are kept in cramped cages and the living conditions are downright horrible.
Some animals such as pet dogs and cats are physically tortured by people. There are also very cruel sports which abuse the animals such as cockfighting and dogfighting. Havana’s house animal rescue Tulsa wants to provide you with options to help avoid animal abuse in the simple day-to-day act of grocery shopping. You have probably heard about the many different types of eggs you can buy at the store. Should you buy cage free you wonder? Actually if you live anywhere near a farm even a small hobby farm it would be best to buy from the small hobby farmer.
If you buy meat and the option is at all available try to buy from a local farmer. The man who has his cows grazing on the grass. At least these cows have a great life cows under the care of modern farmers suffered just about every day of their lives. The same for chicken, and dairy. Any product that can possibly be bought from a local seller whose animals you can see with your very eyes are a far better but not only for the animals but also for yourself. Animals raised on grass are far healthier and therefore their eggs meat or dairy product are better for you and your body.
Havana’s house, animal rescue Tulsa strongly endorses buying from local farmers we especially support it if you can see the farm. If you do however have to buy from a store do your research and know that cage free hens are kept in a barn not outside running free in the grass. Havana’s house, animal rescue Tulsa believes it is important to care about how the animals are raised in the agricultural industry. If you have any questions about animal cruelty in the agricultural industry the Internet is a great resource tool to assist you with any of your questions.
Havana’s House, animal rescue Tulsa is considering rescuing ex-battery hens and putting them up for adoption. If you have any interest in adopting ex-bettery hens as a hobby flock and as pets (not to eat them!) Please send Havana’s House, animal rescue Tulsa a text at 918-814-1806 telling us that you are interested in ex-battery adoption. If you live in or near the broken arrow or Tulsa area Havana’s house located in broken arrow might just be the place for your animal surrendering/ex-battery and adoption needs.