Meet the Flock
At Tiny But Mighty, every resident is somebody, not something. Each has their own personality, preferences, quirks, and story. We're delighted to introduce you to the individuals who make our little sanctuary so special.
Henry
Henry was our very first resident! Found along a busy road in Montgomery County, Maryland, he was brought to a local animal shelter before finding his way to Tiny But Mighty.
He may be small, but he has a lot to say! Curious, expressive, and never shy about making himself heard, this little rooster has a big personality and an even bigger crow. He's already keeping us entertained with his daily adventures.
Hazel
Hazel came to us through HenPals Network, another Dickerson-based nonprofit that rehomes hens from commercial farms.
Hazel is our beautiful mess. There's almost always a bit of food on her beak or a piece of straw stuck to her feathers. She follows us everywhere like a little shadow, chattering away and hoping that snacks might magically appear.
Lily
Like Scarlett and Hazel, Lily came to Tiny But Mighty through HenPals Network, a Dickerson-based nonprofit that rehomes hens from commercial farms.
Lily knows how to appreciate life's simple pleasures. Give her a good patch of dirt for a dust bath and a warm spot in the sunshine, and she's in heaven. She's friendly and curious, but also perfectly content doing her own thing. After life on a commercial farm, she's enjoying the freedom to spend her days exactly as she pleases.
Scarlett
Scarlett came to Tiny But Mighty through HenPals Network, a fellow nonprofit right here in Dickerson, Maryland, that helps hens from commercial farms find loving homes.
Scarlett is the chicken version of a lapdog. The moment you sit down, she's in your lap, helping you preen, fixing your hair, and making herself completely at home. Personal space? She's never heard of it. And we wouldn't have her any other way.
