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Meet Violet: The Sweet Black Kitten Ready for Her Forever Home
If you saw our recent update over on Facebook, you met Violet! Sheโs a stunning little black kitten with gorgeous golden-green eyes and a personality as sweet as her name. Violet is fully spayed, healthy, dressed in her signature purple collar, and officially ready to trade rescue life for a…
Meet Little Pumpkin: A Sweet Black Kitten Looking for his Forever Family!
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Why Do Some Black Cats Have Green Eyes?
Black cats with green eyes have one of the most striking appearances in the cat world. Their dramatic coloring comes from an interesting combination of pigmentation, genetics and the way light interacts with their eyes. What Gives a Black Cat Its Dark Coat? A black coat contains a large amount…
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Black Sex Link Chickens
New theory that Melvin and Marvin are Black Sex Links? The Black Sex-Link is an excellent brown egg layer. It was created from a Barred Rock hen and a Rhode Island Red cockerel. This creates a very versatile bird that is a great egg layer, has the temperament of a…
Copper – a Copper Necked Feather Footed Midnight Majesty Maran
It was so exciting to see the copper coloring start on this feather footed maran! #featherfooted #coppermaran
Meet Copper!
You may have noticed, only a couple of our black pullet chickens had names to this point. We realize they are different, but there haven’t been that many unique characteristics showing to tell them apart easily. They also change EVERY DAY! So this was a delightful surprise, what we thought…
How much do we weigh?
Melba the cuckoo maran rooster, tops the scale of our chicken flock weighing in at 3# .9 ounces. Compare that to Ebitz at a 1# .3oz, and Little big Bird at 2.0 ounces, and Tiny, our tiniest bantam weighing .7 ounces (smaller than a 1 ounce silver coin). That’s pretty…






