Animal Hoarding News & Info: Rescued Roosters Need Good Homes

A Grass Valley sanctuary took in about 140 roosters, hens and chicks seized from a home after Animal Planet filmed an animal hoarding show.." Video

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Animal Hoarding News & Info

Friday, January 7, 2011

Rescued Roosters Need Good Homes

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