Kitten living the farm life gets saved from coyotes when couple sees her resting in a sun patch without a care in the world, they take her home

Briana Viser • Writer and Editor

Aug 30, 2026 5:30 PM EDT

Meet Chicken!

The farm life isn't all peace and quiet. It's more rural, which means there are more dangers compared to a suburb or more urban area. The farm life is known for being low and slow, but sometimes it can be anything but. The farm life does provide an insight into a lifestyle that has a bit more wholesome. You don't have flashing lights in your face, or streetlamps to hide the beauty of the stars in the sky. But there are dangers you might not expect. In the story below, a couple go to visit the mom who lives on a farm. They know that tons of coyotes have been getting the kittens and cats, so when they arrived and saw this little girl laying in a sun patch they immediately went to her. They picked her up and she fell asleep in their arms. He was so small, and they figured it's better to give him a solid future, than risk his life being cut short by coyotes. They took her home, and named her Chicken, which is such a cute name for a cat. Enjoy this wholesome story and enjoy the sweet summer life while it lasts.

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When I was a kid, I grew up in a house at the bottom of a valley so my backyard was essentially mountains. It was fun to go up there and play, and get lost in the dry trees. But yes, coyotes were also a danger since it was so close to nature. When I was 5 years old, my parents bought me a kitten. She was a cute void kitten and I named her Spooky. One day, she wasn't there. My parents told me she got out and was crossed the rainbow bridge due to coyotes. I'll never forget how sad I was. To this day I think about Spooky, and how dear she was to me. But I still love farms, and now I have a cute cat of my own, named Ty. This is such a cute story. Sometimes I wish I lived on a farm, but then I realize how bored I'd be.
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