"I'm having an actual cry. I have feelings after all!"
Her new fiance, Jonathan Morrison, told the Herald on Sunday the chickens belonged to her Grey Lynn landlord.
The Weekend Herald's columnist Wendyl Nissen, who also lives in Grey Lynn, had her chickens killed by a jack russell terrier in July.
She warned the neighbourhood in which chickens are popular, to be more vigilant about their safety.
Owners whose dogs attack people, stock, poultry, domestic animals or protected wildlife can be fined up to $3000.
The Almighty Johnsons is believed to be facing cancellation.
The show's creator James Griffin has said a third season will not be made. However, TV3 has yet to confirm this. An online petition to save the show had attracted 1827 signatures last night.
Keisha tweeted she was getting out of the house with her future in-laws to visit the Ellerslie Great Northern Day races yesterday.