A custom, American-made chicken coop has been installed at the historic Naval Observatory, the official residence of Vice President JD Vance. To respect the heritage of the site, the coop was designed to match the architectural elements of the historic facility, a spokesperson for the vice president told Fox News Digital. A source familiar with the project noted the coop was built at no cost to American taxpayers.VP VANCE AND HIS YOUNG FAMILY START FRESH AT OFFICIAL RESIDENCE, PROMISE TO 'TAKE GOOD CARE OF IT'The coop was designed to match architectural elements of the Naval Observatory. (Courtesy of the vice president's office)The coop was crafted by Carolina Coops, an American-owned, family-operated small business that has spent the last 18 years handcrafting premium chicken coops in the U.S.Founded in 2008 by Matt and Gnon DuBoise, the company began as a personal quest for fresh eggs and grew into a globally recognized business known for its craftsmanship, woodworking and animal care.Matt DuBoise described the Naval Observatory project as one of the most memorable milestones of his career.The coop was built at no cost to American taxpayers.(Courtesy of the vice president's office)MORE AMERICANS SEEK CHICKEN COOPS FOR EGGS AT HOME, PLUS WILD MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE WASHES UP"Seeing our work become part of a historic residence 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 deeply grateful for the opportunity and excited to continue sharing the benefits and joy of raising chickens with people around the country, as well as how having a chicken coop can benefit families and teach kids valuable life lessons," he continued."This project is more than just a chicken coop — it reflects the dedication of our entire team and the values that have guided us from the beginning."Vance will personally take care of the chickens at the ...