The Boy Band

Thinking of opening your home to a rooster flock but not sure where to start? Meet Bengal, Cheetah, and Lynx -- also known affectionately as The Boy Band! These three boys are a strongly bonded family. They've been through a lot together and must be adopted together. They are friendly, gentle, social roosters who get along well with everybody.<br/><br/>This handsome young family was dumped in a thorn-covered forest near a neighborhood where roosters could not be kept due to zoning laws. The neighborhood kids loved spending time with them, feeding them, and sometimes even picking them up and petting them. They are all very friendly.<br/><br/>Haven’t heard of a rooster flock before? They’re becoming more and more popular in the sanctuary world and with chicken caretakers everywhere. With so many roosters in need of safe homes, starting or adopting an all-rooster flock is a great way to make an even greater impact without the added impracticality of maintaining too many separate living spaces. Adopting an already-established flock like these boys is a great option for someone who is new to roosters or rooster flocks.<br/><br/>This flock is looking for a home where they'll be kept as companions and receive compassionate veterinary care. Their new living space must be predator-proofed with a secure coop where they will be safe at night.<br/><br/>The Boy Band have been treated for internal and external parasites and are currently being fostered in Sedro-Woolley, WA. Transport can be arranged up to 500 miles from the Seattle area for the right home. Rooster Haus Rescue recommends a strict 30-day quarantine protocol before introducing new animals to any existing flock. They completed their 30-day quarantine on 4/23/2021. <br/><br/>If you're interested in adopting or learning more about this flock, fill out our adoption application here: https://form.jotform.com/210664404054144

Thinking of opening your home to a rooster flock but not sure where to start? Meet Bengal, Cheetah, and Lynx -- also known affectionately as The Boy Band! These three boys are a strongly bonded family. They've been through a lot together and must be adopted together. They are friendly, gentle, social roosters who get along well with everybody.

This handsome young family was dumped in a thorn-covered forest near a neighborhood where roosters could not be kept due to zoning laws. The neighborhood kids loved spending time with them, feeding them, and sometimes even picking them up and petting them. They are all very friendly.

Haven’t heard of a rooster flock before? They’re becoming more and more popular in the sanctuary world and with chicken caretakers everywhere. With so many roosters in need of safe homes, starting or adopting an all-rooster flock is a great way to make an even greater impact without the added impracticality of maintaining too many separate living spaces. Adopting an already-established fl

Thinking of opening your home to a rooster flock but not sure where to start? Meet Bengal, Cheetah, and Lynx -- also known affectionately as The Boy Band! These three boys are a strongly bonded family. They've been through a lot together and must be adopted together. They are friendly, gentle, social roosters who get along well with everybody.

This handsome young family was dumped in a thorn-covered forest near a neighborhood where roosters could not be kept due to zoning laws. The neighborhood kids loved spending time with them, feeding them, and sometimes even picking them up and petting them. They are all very friendly.

Haven’t heard of a rooster flock before? They’re becoming more and more popular in the sanctuary world and with chicken caretakers everywhere. With so many roosters in need of safe homes, starting or adopting an all-rooster flock is a great way to make an even greater impact without the added impracticality of maintaining too many separate living spaces. Adopting an already-established flock like these boys is a great option for someone who is new to roosters or rooster flocks.

This flock is looking for a home where they'll be kept as companions and receive compassionate veterinary care. Their new living space must be predator-proofed with a secure coop where they will be safe at night.

The Boy Band have been treated for internal and external parasites and are cu