Steve
Steve was originally being kept as a pet hen with her sisters Piper and Stormy. When their caretakers realized they didn’t have as much time as they once had to care for them, they reached out to us hoping to give them a permanent safe home with other chicken friends to be with. We were happy to be able to take them in to provide them with love, safety and care for the rest of their lives. Steve is very sweet and her caretakers thought she was a rooster when they named her. It turns out she is in fact a hen, but she already knew her name so they kept it the same. She enjoys spending time with her sisters, hanging out with the other animals at Sage Mountain and sitting on volunteer’s laps occasionally.
Steve was originally being kept as a pet hen with her sisters Piper and Stormy. When their caretakers realized they didn’t have as much time as they once had to care for them, they reached out to us hoping to give them a permanent safe home with other chicken friends to be with. We were happy to be able to take them in to provide them with love, safety and care for the rest of their lives. Steve is very sweet and her caretakers thought she was a rooster when they named her. It turns out she is in fact a hen, but she already knew her name so they kept it the same. She enjoys spending time with her sisters, hanging out with the other animals at Sage Mountain and sitting on volunteer’s laps occasionally.
Steve was originally being kept as a pet hen with her sisters Piper and Stormy. When their caretakers realized they didn’t have as much time as they once had to care for them, they reached out to us hoping to give them a permanent safe home with other chicken friends to be with. We were happy to be able to take them in to provide them with love, safety and care for the rest of their lives. Steve is very sweet and her caretakers thought she was a rooster when they named her. It turns out she is in fact a hen, but she already knew her name so they kept it the same. She enjoys spending time with her sisters, hanging out with the other animals at Sage Mountain and sitting on volunteer’s laps occasionally.