Each room is approximately eight feet square. One room still functions as a well house, while the other was renovated to make the broodery. The walls are made of concrete blocks and the floor is concrete. The ceiling is half inch Styrofoam, backed by wood with six inches of insulation on top of it. A drain in the southwest corner which was already present has been utilized by the addition of a sink.
Shelves provide storage space for waterers, feeders, etc.
A table has been placed along the south wall near the sink. Between the table and the sink is a small 1500 watt electric heater. In the interest of recycling the brooders are made from puppy whelping boxes used during the 60s and early 70s when Shetland Sheepdogs were the number one tenants at Chenoa. The boxes were made to fit an opened Memphis Commercial Appeal , thus their size is roughly three feet by three feet. Three boxes are placed side by side on the north wall.