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Saying goodbye to Verna

We are sad to report that our sweet chicken, Verna, died last night, or perhaps early this morning. Although her life was relatively short here, Verna had an outgoing and affectionate personality. If you had known Verna, you would never even consider eating chicken again!
See you again, Verna, at the Rainbow Bridge.


Remember to stay safe - stay in, wash your hands - save a life!

Willow the pony thought of that - washing her hooves, as she got a drink. This shallow water source will be gone with the heat of summer, but in the meantime, it is fun for splashing!


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