This is Capaccino, one of my Roosters.
*Hours of operation: Mountain Standard Time
M-F 8:00AM - 4:30PM
Saturday and Sunday please feel free to email or leave a voice mail
Mail payments to:
Pet Expectations, LLC
P.O. Box 51
Hooper, Utah 84315-0051
(800) 778-6612 end_of_the_skype_highlighting TOLL FREE
(801) 564-2842 Sprint Cell Phone
Email: petexpectations@gmail.com
Staff
Jill Klancic/Owner
Gail Klancic/Support Staff
Paul Klancic/Support Staff
Pet Expectations is a home based business
The logo you'll see on the header and business cards you'll receive with your package was designed by myself. The heart design with paw prints and bird prints around it I created because of how I feel about them, they literally leave prints around my heart.
Recently as the business has grown and my life has changed I've added more images to the logo. I added the pony for personal as well as business reasons. Spirit's image is on the card because of something that happened personally which literally changed the direction of my adult life.
I added the parrot images to tie in the parrot food I'm shipping to customers, plus the fact that I'm owned by 14 of them myself. The chicken walking beside me really says it all. I've learned so much from them, they've taught me to relax, and take time out and to help educate others on how to be kinder to a creature that many people really underestimate.
Please don't ever hesitate to email with questions or comments. I get so many compliments on my website and so much of the design is from customer suggestions.
I encourage people who are starting out owning chickens to have a rooster as well as hens. If you raise them from babies just like you do the hens, they can be extremely kind. There can be exceptions of course. We live in a society that has truly made roosters a disposable item. If all of us really thought about that we'd wonder where they all go.
Roosters will protect your hens, they're gorgeous and they will increase the laying production. They'll also keep the hens from bickering among themselves. There are many myths related to roosters, for example the fertile eggs look and taste different which just isn't the case!
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