Happenings

Rose

In Memory of Rose: From Transport Truck to a Life of Tranquility at Luvin Arms

With heavy hearts, we said our final goodbyes to sweet Rose on March 6, 2023, due to squamous cell carcinoma. Please read her inspiring story below, and feel free to add your comments.

Hundreds of chickens were on a transport truck headed to slaughter in Pennsylvania when the crates fell off the truck on the highway. Seventy-four chickens miraculously survived the accident and were rescued. Rose and six of her friends (Beatrice, Eloise, Gertrude, Helen, Helga, and Irene) came to live safe and sound at Luvin Arms in October 2017. 

Rose was a sweet and gentle girl, always wanting to interact with Sanctuary visitors and hang out with her chicken friends.

According to Jolene Wells, the Animal Care Team Manager: “She was a quiet girl who always loved a good snack. And she loved her flock so much! Thank you everyone for giving her amazing care, and loving her through hard times. Please send her love and good thoughts on her way up – we know she’s no longer in pain.”

Want more information?
We're happy to connect.

Share
The News

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
Print

More News

Media Inquiries

Looking for an article to publish?
We always have a story and love telling them.

Support

Love what we are doing here? Help support our work.

Subscribe
To Our Emails

Marley is so happy that you decided to join our mailing list! You’ll receive the latest news & updates from our team.

Notice For Visitors

Road Construction

Single-lane Closures

Nov 11 - Mid Aug 2025

Please plan extra travel time & pay close attention when you come to visit

Contact Us
About Educational Programs

We appreciate your interest in our educational programs. Please contact us using the form below and we’ll get back to you right away.