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JD Vance installs a custom chicken coop in the Naval Observatory residence

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A custom-made American chicken coop has been installed at the historic Naval Observatory, the official residence of Vice President JD Vance.

To honor the site’s heritage, the cage was designed to match the historic center’s architecture, a spokesperson for the vice president told Fox News Digital.

A source familiar with the project noted that the cage was built at no cost to American taxpayers.

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The cage was designed to match the architectural features of the Naval Observatory. (Courtesy of the office of the vice-president)

The coop is built by Carolina Coops, a small American family owned business that has spent 18 years producing the best chicken coops in the US.

Founded in 2008 by Matt and Gnon DuBoise, the company began as a personal passion for fresh eggs and grew into a world-renowned business known for its craftsmanship, woodworking and animal care.

Matt DuBoise described the Naval Observatory project as one of the most memorable milestones in his career.

The chicken coop at the Naval Observatory.

The cage was built at no cost to the American taxpayer. (Courtesy of the office of the vice-president)

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“Seeing our work become part of a historic facility like the Naval Observatory is a milestone I will never forget,” DuBoise told Fox News Digital. “As a small business owner, this is a true ‘American Dream’ moment for me and my family.”

“I am very grateful for this opportunity and I am excited to continue sharing the benefits and joy of raising chickens with people across the country, and how having a chicken coop can benefit families and teach children important life lessons,” he continued. “This project is more than a chicken coop – it reflects the dedication of our entire team and the values ​​that have guided us from the beginning.”

Vance will take care of the chickens at the property himself, and his children have named the newly arrived chicks, the spokesperson said.

The chicken coop at the Naval Observatory.

The coop is made by Carolina Coops, an American small business that has been in business for 18 years. (Courtesy of the office of the vice-president)

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They added that this combination is appropriate, as the vice president has once joked about the large number of eggs his children eat for breakfast.

Carolina Coops uses high-quality materials to build entry-level, pet-resistant structures with a deep litter system, allowing owners to go a year or more without needing to clean the coop, according to the company’s website.

The new addition to this landmark facility was debuted at the annual “Camp VPR” event for local 4-H students in partnership with the USDA, and it demonstrates a significant cultural shift toward sustainable living.

Vice President JD Vance boards Air Force Two at Joint Base Andrews Maryland

Vice President JD Vance will personally care for the birds, according to his office. (Elizabeth Frantz-Pool/Getty Images)

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Backyard chicken coops have seen a huge increase in popularity in recent years, driven in part by the “Make America Healthy Again” movement.

About 11 million households across the US have backyard chickens, according to a 2025 survey by the American Pet Products Association.

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