Corn Pudding’s Story
Corn Pudding and her flock survived the Marshall Fire on December 30, 2021, but the family caring for them lost their home. We welcomed the hens to Luvin Arms to provide a safe place to stay while their family faced the loss and uncertainty that followed. What began as temporary refuge eventually became their permanent home.
The hens, whom we call the “fire flock,” share a close bond. They enjoy finding the highest places to perch and settle in beside one another each night. Those relationships are an important part of their lives and how we care for them.
Corn Pudding has a lifelong home at Luvin Arms alongside the companions she knows. Here, she can continue the routines she enjoys, with her flock close by and consistent care from our team.
