Rooster Gentlemen's Club

This is our sweet little accidental rooster, he is an Olive Egger bantam. We named all our ladies after Suffragists, so when he started crowing we renamed this guy Fredrick Douglas, aka Big Fred! (Which is ironic, because he is a tiny bantam!) We unfortunately are it allowed to keep roosters in my community. Fred loves cuddles, his ladies, and blueberries! He will run around with a blueberry like it's a soccer ball lol, it's very entertaining. He can be a bit shy because of his size, but once he's in your arms he is a sweet cuddler, and he is very brave when he thinks his ladies are in danger. He is beautiful, and would make a lovely breeding project or 4H roo. I hope he finds a nice home, we really love him!

Meet Biscuit! He is a Mystic Onyx. He is around 18 weeks old. He was mistaken for a lady chick when our family brought him home weeks ago. We would've loved to keep him but we live in the city and don't have the space or the ability to. He is gentle and incredibly soft, and he will eat out of your hand. While with our family, he was a fantastic protector of his hens. He is a special one for sure and has the most "mystical/ mystic" coloring on his feathers. We hope someone will love him as much as we did and give him a permanent home.

This is Noodle. He’s tall, dark, and handsome (well… feathery, dark, and handsome). At just 5 months old, he’s already strutting his stuff like a pro.

Hand-raised by three boys, Noodle is used to hugs, snacks, and general household chaos. He’s a gentleman with hens, and a respectful roommate to other roosters (he was the “beta boy” in his last flock).

His dream? Lovely ladies to wing-dance for, serenade at sunrise, and protect from all dangers.

Cuckoo Marans are considered somewhat rare in the U.S. They’re famous for their striking barred feathers and hens that lay those rich, chocolate-brown eggs. Noodle himself won’t lay any (he’s working on his dad bod instead), but he’ll keep his ladies happy, safe, and adored.

Creamsicle was our beloved rooster that we thought was a hen! This handsome buff Minorca is 3 months old and we needed to send him to serenity sprouts given our city ordinances. While we had him as part of our flock. He was certainly a gentleman to our eight hens and very friendly with our children. He's excited to find a new home soon!