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I am looking for a bit of advice from all you chicken experts please Henry our Blue haze is laying quite fragile eggs (the shell is quite thin in parts). I have added more shells to their layers mash but this doesn't seem to be working. I have three hens, Tilly is broody and not laying and Rocky's egg are fine (really thick shells), so was wondering what else it could be. Also to add that Henry's feather look 'greasy' and when it rain she get soaked, unlike the other two where the rain forms droplets and roll off them (if that makes sense). Any advice please

Well doe for taking them on, they all look lovely and it will be great to see them in a few weeks time when their combs are bright and red

Yay 20 mice have been offered a new home and will be leaving on Sunday That still leaves over 40 mice looking for new homes

I so love Orangutangs

Wow they are all lovely

They are lovely though

Contact/organisation details: Emma, Rodent Rescue, 07929 095138, [email protected] Location: Polegate (near Eastbourne) East Sussex Number of rats: 1 Sex: Male Age(s): Probably getting on for 24 months Name(s): Terry Colours: Agouti hoody Neutered: No Reason for re-homing: Terry was part of the big rescue last July when 30 rats were removed from appalling conditions. He was re-homed with another rat, but sadly his cage mate has died recently and the owner no longer wanted Terry Temperament: Fabulous, a real gentle and sweet fella, he has always been with other rats so should be quite easy to introduce to other rats Medical problems: He is getting on and as consequence has respiratory problems. Which is of no surprise given the state he was originally rescued from last year. He is currently on a course of antibiotics. Will the group be split: Not applicable Transport available: Possibly, please see below Other: All animals will ideally be re-homed within the local and surrounding areas to allow for home checks (if you are further afield please discuss with Emma as you may still be considered). An animal application and contract form will need to be completed please, as well as a donation. Start up kits are also available at a reasonable price. For further details please contact Emma

Roxy went to her forever home last night

Fantastic news Jeremiah has a new home

Welcome to thw site

Wow that is massive

Thank you.

Contact/organisation details: Emma, Rodent Rescue, 07929 095138, [email protected] Location: Polegate (near Eastbourne) East Sussex Jeremiah is a male dwarf hamster. He was bought on News Years Day, but shortly after he was taken home he started to bite. He is still quite young and is currently biting fostered in the hope that he will stop biting.

Contact/organisation details: Emma, Rodent Rescue, 07929 095138, [email protected] Location: Polegate (near Eastbourne) East Sussex Rodent Recsue are looking for a loving home for Roxy, she is a lone female rat, about 4 months old. She was bought in early Febraury with another rat, but sadly her cage mate died last month. Her owner decided they didn't want to keep her. She is a lovely girls, very friendly, but she does test bite. She is currently in with two other rats that are not for re-homing, so she should be easy to introduce to other rats.

Contact/organisation details: Emma, Rodent Rescue, 07929 095138, [email protected] Location: Polegate (near Eastbourne) East Sussex Rodent Rescue have lots of male mice looking for homes, 66 to be precise. They are very cute but quite skitish. Most have been in rescue since September 2008. They were bought into rescue after someone was sold them as same sex, unfortunately there were males and females. If you are interested please contact Emma.

I would have loved to have seen the puppies, it must have been funny.

My friend keeps Gordon Setters and went to see another friend who had puppies. The puppies were gently biting the chicken's rear ends, but the daft chicken kept coming back for more. It ended up the chicken dragging the puppies around the yard

Welcome Yasmin

Know that feeling, always something else to do. I have spent all day today either cleaning the pets out or cleaning the house, boy I know how to live

Hi Cathy

Hi Stuart and welcome

Fab pictures

Poor Wally and poor you. I am so sorry you lost him

Yay happy hens then My Tilly has gone broody so egg production is down by a third

Arrrr well their wings have been clipped, but I need to keep an eye on Tilly because she moulted over winter and she can flap quite high. Problem is I didn't clip their wings so will have to learn. Having said that they really don't seemed bothered about escaping they are quite happy in the garden. They are shut in the run whilst we are at work though, so only allowed out when we are about to keep an eye on them