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100 Hens Rescued

This week we have rescued 100 ex-commercial hens that are now looking for life-long homes.

We managed to take on 100 of the 20,000 being sent for slaughter at the young age of 18 months, now no longer commercially viable.

We need good life-long homes for these beautiful lucky girls. Please see our website for information n how to adopt some. CLICK HERE

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