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<blockquote data-quote="Lammie" data-source="post: 531001" data-attributes="member: 3306"><p>Well, four fo the seven chicks are still alive, which is a better mortality rate than she would have gotten had she stayed in the flower bed. I swear, chickens hatch out looking for creative ways to die. </p><p></p><p>Kenz, I had a similar experience with cats a long time ago. We had a cat have kettens on the top of a commercial clothes dryer at a boy's ranch where we used to live. We had to extract the kittens from inside, one had a badly burned foot, and find them another place to live without their mama abandoning them. They were all still there when I left. Even the one with the burned foot. I could point him out pretty easy. And though they never really got tamed, they would come out of the bard and get a couple feet from me. Cats can choose some strange places to have kittens. My friend Janice had one that had her kittens in the rafters of their garage. Not smart. It was raining kittens.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lammie, post: 531001, member: 3306"] Well, four fo the seven chicks are still alive, which is a better mortality rate than she would have gotten had she stayed in the flower bed. I swear, chickens hatch out looking for creative ways to die. Kenz, I had a similar experience with cats a long time ago. We had a cat have kettens on the top of a commercial clothes dryer at a boy's ranch where we used to live. We had to extract the kittens from inside, one had a badly burned foot, and find them another place to live without their mama abandoning them. They were all still there when I left. Even the one with the burned foot. I could point him out pretty easy. And though they never really got tamed, they would come out of the bard and get a couple feet from me. Cats can choose some strange places to have kittens. My friend Janice had one that had her kittens in the rafters of their garage. Not smart. It was raining kittens. [/QUOTE]
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