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Vice President Vance Welcomes Chickens with New Victorian Coop at Residence

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Vice President JD Vance and his family have introduced a dozen chickens to their home at the US Naval Observatory, accompanied by a custom Victorian-style chicken coop designed by Carolina Coops. This coop, reflecting the architectural style of the historic residence, was constructed at no cost to taxpayers and features a turret entryway and faux slate roof. The chickens are expected to provide fresh eggs for the Vance family, who are also preparing for the arrival of their fourth child this summer. This move aligns with the growing trend of urban farming in the U.S., where 9 million households now keep backyard chickens.

Key Details: • The chicken coop was designed by Carolina Coops and reflects the Victorian style of the Naval Observatory. • The Vance family is expecting their fourth child, a boy due in late July. • The introduction of chickens is part of a larger trend, with 9 million U.S. households owning backyard chickens.

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JD VanceWashingtonUsha VanceMatt DuBoiseUS Naval ObservatoryCarolina Coops

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