02/27/2026
Doug helping care for the chickens this morning, just as he has all Winter.🐔💛
Nine hens now call the Morning Light Home their home. They lay fresh eggs and have become gentle companions to many of our more mobile residents.
Doug has been a resident with us since the fall and remains a deeply active part of life here. While the average stay at Morning Light is around six weeks, it can range from just a few days to years, depending on each person’s health and journey. Our philosophy is simple: the longer someone can truly call Morning Light home, the better. It’s about friendship, connection, belonging, and peace through their terminal illness.
Doug embodies that spirit. He runs bingo, has built deep friendships across the home, and shares a special bond with our feathered residents. Here he is keeping them fed in their coop and backyard run, and a pic from when the snow was a foot deep. The Morning Light Chicks are always happy to see Doug, and like all of us, they seem glad that winter is loosening its grip and spring is in sight. 🌱💙🏡