All baby chicks stranded on postal service truck have now been adopted, shelter says
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Thousands of baby chicks that were stuck in a U.S. Postal Service truck for days have been adopted, according to the Delaware animal shelter that helped rescue them. “Every single one went to a ‘no kill’ home, including private individuals and rescue farms,” wrote the First State Animal Center and SPCA in Camden, about 5 miles southwest of Dover. According to the shelter, staff have spent the past three weeks caring for the chicks and screening them for adoption. The shelter reported that there were quail, geese, and chicks, all...
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