I have a polish crested chicken that has a problem with her leg. It isn't splayed leg, it's like almost backwards and she hops on her good foot. Would PAWS take her in and try to fix her or at least make her comfortable for the remainder of her?

Nicole Camerer | Aug 12, 2022 | Category: Animal shelter in Lynnwood, Washington

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PAWS Wildlife Center (Progressive Animal Welfare Society) (Owner) | Aug 13, 2022

Hello Nicole, Thank you for reaching out to PAWS. Unfortunately, we only handle rehabilitation for wild animals and not farm animals. We recommend that you reach out to Pasado's Safe Haven as they specialize in this area. Here is their number (360) 793-9393. Sorry we can't help but hope you find a resolution for your poor chicken and Pasado's can help.

Angela Morellowilliams | Aug 13, 2022

I believe they handle things like that. I have taken a baby possum in that lost its mom

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I have a polish crested chicken that has a problem with her leg. It isn't splayed leg, it's like almost backwards and she hops on her good foot. Would PAWS take her in and try to fix her or at least make her comfortable for the remainder of her?

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