KXTV (News10) reported on Tuesday about a property buyer in Vacaville who didn’t read the fine print:
A Vacaville farm animal sanctuary is seeking new homes for some aging chickens it rescued from a Gilroy egg farm.
The chickens, bred for egg-laying, had lived in small cages on land bought by a man who had no idea he was also getting 160,000 birds in the deal.
So far, animal rescuers have found homes for 200 of the birds. That leaves 159,800 birds to go. So, go ahead and be kind to your fine feathered friends: give a chicken a home. After all, despite what Carls Jr. has to say about them, who couldn’t use a good chicken or twelve around the house ?
The Sac Rag 
We have wild chickens behind us in Tahoe Park. If you find anyone that wants these as well, let us know. We’d happily round them up and deliver them!
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