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A chick named Peanut is recovering at Nevins Farm after he was found along Route 1 inn Saugus. (MSPCA-Angell)
SAUGUS, MA Maybe he was trying to get to Kowloon on the other side?
In a death-defying twist on an old joke, a chick named Peanut was found crossing the road – only this one was Route 1.
At just three weeks old and weighing just over three ounces, it s a minor miracle Peanut was even spotted in Saugus, let alone caught alive after facing off against traffic and any number of obstacles on the busy highway, the MSPCA says.
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The MSPCA will hold Peanut at Nevins Farm until he is old enough to be placed for adoption. It is common for the farm to receive chickens during the spring and summer, as both new and experienced chicken owners start or expand a backyard flock.
Tiny chick found wandering on Route 1 in Saugus © MSPCA-Angell now safe and sound at the mspca at nevins farm, peanut awaits a new and loving home
A tiny chick is lucky to be alive after it was found wandering on a highway last week.
An eagle-eyed driver spotted the 3-week-old, 3-ounce chick, now named Peanut, alongside Route 1 in Saugus on April 29. Sign up for our Newsletters
“It still amazes us that he wasn’t hit by a car, especially since he’s nearly impossible to spot from behind the wheel,” said MSPCA at Nevins Farm Equine and Farm Animal Supervisor Rachel Diersen.