More than 10,000 chicks were found alone in a truck in Delaware in early May, reportedly abandoned in a hot space without food or water for three days—resulting in several thousand deaths. As of ...

Typically, chicks can be safely transported without food or water within 72 hours of hatching, the U.S. Postal Service website says. For reasons still under investigation by USPS, however, the ...

The chicks were tracked as they made it through the postal service. The box was processed in Minneapolis on March 24. There was a stop at Indianapolis Distribution Center on March 25 at 7:05 a.m.

Thousands of baby chicks and other birds were left in a delivery truck at a Delaware post office for days. Approximately 4,000 birds died, while roughly 8,000 were rescued by First State Animal ...

Not only is this baby chick a symbol of hope for its species, but it's also a record-breaker. San Antonio Zoo announces the hatching of a rare pygmy falcon chick, the 12th since 2004, marking a ...

Thousands of baby chicks, rescued after being left in a USPS truck for days, have been adopted. The chicks were left without food or water for several days due to reasons still under USPS ...