Chicken Keeping Course 28th Nov

ByJon

Many people are completely new to chicken keeping or want to know more about looking after the ex-bats we rescue.  We have teamed up with a great new company called Hens for Pets who will be running a course in Kimberley on Sunday 28th Nov.  The course will run for approximately half a day and include refreshments.  The cost is a bargain at £15 and proceeds will go towards our hen rescues.


To book a place please call Teresa on 07860 436586 or E-mail [email protected]

Numbers are limited so be quick.  This course is a must for all things hen related.  Learn about everything from sour crop to red mite!

Hen starter packs will also be available to buy at £50 and £70 as well as some great hen treats.

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