Cracking news for care home as ducklings hatch in time for Easter – April 2018 Company Incredible Eggs who provide the equipment and support to enable home hatching, gave the care home the opportunity to incubate the ducklings and see them hatch. The ducklings are now off to their new home on a local farm. Click here… Read more »

Spring has definitely sprung at our London and East branch. Meet first-time mum, a lavender Pekin called ‘Mad Hen’ (don’t ask!). Luckily she’s temporarily stopped being mad and is instead being very sensible and doing a fab job taking care of her gorgeous new brood. Dad (‘Crackers’, from further down this blog), is keeping a watchful eye and being the… Read more »

Young carers in Burgess Hill treated to ‘Easter Experience’ – April 2018 The care home in Birch Grove Road organised duckling viewings for 11 young carers. Click here to read the full article

Easter miracle as ducklings hatch at care home – April 2018 Ann Wallace said: “It was amazing to see them. I can’t wait until we hold them.” Pat Whyatt commented: “Isn’t nature beautiful.” Else Scattergood said: “In all my years, I have not seen anything like it. How lovely.” Nancy Forsyth added: “I saw the first… Read more »

Max, Solly and Mum, Ginette, have been planning their venture into chicken keeping for some time. It was perfect timing that the big day finally happened over the Easter weekend! After careful consideration and lots of advice from our London and East branch, three chicks (one each) were chosen. Derek, Luciene and Jimi HENdrix are… Read more »

Residents at Fareham care home look after recently hatched ducklings – April 2018 “The ducklings have made people light up with joy and it’s such a great sight to see. We all waited in anticipation for the first duck to appear and it was a wonderful sight to behold” Click here to read the full… Read more »

Our first ducklings return from schools, nurseries and care homes. It’s duckling party time! Some of our London and East branch ducklings enjoying making new friends and charging around their stable. When they’re a little bigger and the weather a little warmer, the door will be opened and they’ll be allowed to start exploring the paddock. Not quite yet… Read more »