#save chicken

Omg...I just noticed..

In the last episode of S4 the volcano erupts as the gang flies away.

In the closing scene, we see Fishlegs holding the baby Eruptodon....but...I can’t see Tuff holding chicken. He literally left Chicken alone on an island that is about to be destroyed..

...I MIGHT NOT SURVIVE THIS DAY WITH THESE THOUGHTS.

For as long as he could remember, he'd always felt like an outsider, different from the others.

When he walked across the yard, he could feel the hostile stares from the other boys, while the girls turned their backs to him and clucked cattily.

"Creepy Dave," they whispered in hushed hen voices. But he pretended not to hear. He knew he was considered small-boned, and he knew that his crows lacked the deep, sonorous quality of the others.

But he was not a rooster easily discouraged.

He kept up his courtship -- one day dancing for the speckled hen; the next day, dancing for a hen with snowy white plumage like his own. He even sidled up to some of the older matrons of the flock, twice his size. But all were indifferent to his charms.

And then he spotted her. With feathers the color of flames and eyes of amber, her beauty struck Creepy Dave like a bolt of lightening.

Tossing caution to the wind, he put forth his most magnificent display yet. Tapping into his inner Flashdance, he stamped his legs like pistons and tossed his feathery head with wild abandon.

The ginger-feathered object of his affection didn't run from him and she didn't turn up her beak. Instead, she did what Creepy Dave had previously dared not even dream of: she kissed him.

Beaks touched and time stood still.

It was then that Creepy Dave knew he could die a happy bird.

At long last, he'd found acceptance; he'd found love. 

Donate to help provide care for rescued hens.

We are a non-profit organization and need your support to provide shelter, feed, and veterinary care for over 100 hens rescued from the abusive factory farming industry and from cruel cockfighting operations.

$5 will buy the hens a bag of grapes, their favorite snack.

$10 will buy a day's worth of feed.

$15 will a can of dusting powder (for bird lice and mites)

$40 will buy 4 bales of straw -- bedding for 2 weeks.

$20 will buy a misting hose-attachment to help cool off areas of the yard on hot days.

$50 will feed the hens for almost week!

$55 will pay for a sick hen's veterinary appointment.

$80 will buy four new fence posts as part of the ongoing fence-repair project.

$200 will renew the Suprelorin implant for one of the many hens with blasted oviducts, to stop them from laying and keep them alive.

$800 will pay for a hen to receive surgery for an impacted oviduct-- the most common cause of death among ex-industry layers.

$1200 will buy a new "Tuff Shed" for the new roosters, so they can move over to the larger pasture.

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