Carol was in horrible shape when she was rescued from a San Jose parking lot. Her feet were bleeding, she had scaly leg mites, and she had only one eye. Since her rescue, she's been thriving -- until this spring. She needs surgery to remove stuck eggs!

Locked inside a filthy shed to die, Delilah and 4 of her flock-mates were saved by a kind neighbor. While 3 ducks recovered well, one sadly did not make it. Delilah survived but is fighting a potentially fatal foot and leg infection!

This poor hen stands like a penguin because she has a reproductive disease thanks to being bred for excessive egg-laying. A life-saving hormonal implant will fix her. Can you chip in to help her get it?

Elizabeth spent her whole life inside a dark shed. She was finally rescued, only to be diagnosed with a terrible reproductive disease that will kill her without surgery. Time is of the essence!

Small Fry was shipped in the mail as a day old chiick to a feedstore. She arrived so sick that she appeared almost dead. A kind customer offered to try to cure the bird (and she did) but 2 yrs later she's sick again! This time, surgery is the only option.

A castoff from the backyard egg industry, Scallops is suffering from a huge mass of rotting eggs stuck inside her (aka impacted oviduct). Because it's adhered to her oviduct, she cannot pass it, as more eggs pile up behind it, adding to the deadly mass.

Rumbler the strutting turkey is only 2 years old, rescued from almost certain slaughter, a few weeks before Thanksgiving 2015. In late Jan. 2017, Rumbler developed a serious illness that left him unable to strut, much less stand or walk.

Booda is a little hen who was abandoned in a parking lot and struck by a car. Her femur is snapped in two and almost popping through the skin. She is a heavy-bodied breed and cannot survive with only one leg. She needs surgery!

Three years after her rescue from an egg farm, Hacinda the beautiful hen had a terrible accident in the barn, causing her to be eviscerated. We stuffed the intestines back in, but she needs major surgery to repair the rupture now!

When volunteers were given just 3 days to find homes for 33 roosters seized in an animal cruelty case, they scrambled to save them. Miraculously, homes were found for almost all the birds, but one hurdle remains: getting the birds to their new homes.