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Yes she can Debbie, but she will need a lot of attention and be somewhere where she can see other animals or people all the time. She will get lonely otherwise, become depressed, stop eating and just fade away. We have had many single hens; there is one in a cage next to me as I type. She comes into the house at night (we leave the door open) and goes out during the day to wander freely in the garden. Obviously there is a risk doing that.

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Hi, sorry for the late reply. She started to make a cockeral like sound mainly in the mornings so appeared to be calling out for a reply maybe. She didn't seem to be getting quieter after a few weeks. Allthough she was eating and drinking I felt she would be better in a new home with friends and managed to find a good home locally with someone who worked at our local vets.

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