Urban chicken farming is all the rage, so it makes sense that urban-chicken retirement homes are cool now, too. The New York Times turns into an episode of Portlandia visits Portland to spotlight “blissful, pastoral” resting places for past-their-prime poultry. At these coops, birds chase one another, jump for Cheerios, and are protected from “cockfighting hooligans.” They do not play bingo. [NYT]