City Peeps

Do you have a coop but no chickens at the moment, and would you like to take care of two sweet* chickens for four months this spring/summer? A local family will be out of town for work and is hoping to find someone who could take care of these ladies. They’ll pay for feed, bedding, etc. and you can enjoy the eggs! One chicken is a white leghorn, and the other is a black Australorp (see photo). If interested, please comment below and they’ll respond to you via private message. Thanks!
(*The Australorp is territorial and doesn't do well with other chickens besides her coop buddy, which is why they’re not looking to temporarily combine flocks. Both hens love hanging out with humans, though.)

Free chicken books (and a DVD).
Anyone interested?

Update: learned last night that these chickens have found a new home! 🙂 Thank you to all those who helped spread the word.

Ready to have your own small flock?
There is a family in Appleton that is looking to re-home their flock of 5 hens, including the coop and supplies. They are interested in some amount of money ($100 or something like that). They hope to re-home their whole flock together. Please email Kris at [email protected] for more info.

Hey peeps! How are all or you and your hens doing these days? Been a quite period for this group and it would be nice to find out how all of our feathered Freinds are faring. Give us a shout an update.

City Peeps has a little library of chicken books. Message us if you’d like to borrow any...

Gosh, remember when debating policies for keeping chickens or bees seemed like a huge controversy? Oh what I’d give for a few days of those simpler times. Hang in there Peeps, we’ll get through this ;)

For all you urban chicken supporters, this is a request for support!

Let’s help Alderman Grade get the last hold-out community, Menasha, on board with an urban chicken policy.

We’ll keep you posted on key Council dates and let you know when a the presence of a few friends of the feather can help sway the vote. Stay tuned....

How are everyone’s chickens handling the cold? How’s the laying with less sunlight? Any tips or tricks?

Backyard Chickens 101 class, UW-Fond du Lac, Wednesday Oct 17, 6-8pm. $29. Register below.

Hanging Out with My Peeps: Backyard Chickens 101 | Continuing Education - UW-Fond du Lac Backyard Chickens are becoming a popular piece for folks interested in Sustainable living. Are you ready to join the movement? How do you know if you even want chickens? Come and learn the basics...

if you live in Menasha and want to legalize urban chickens there, please follow the “Menasha Flocks Together” page.

https://m.facebook.com/MenashaFlocksTogether/

Menasha Flocks Together Menasha allows chickens. Menasha Flocks Together worked hard to change the ordinance!!!

I finally got my chickens!!! Thanks to everyone who supported me and never gave up!!! And thanks Tim from the Health Department for saving License #1 for me!!! He never doubted that I’d get my chickens!!!- Mary 'Modrzynski' Williams