Ducks and Geese Adopted
Here are photos of the ducks and geese that we have
placed in permanent homes so far. We love to hear from
their new families. If you have updated photos of a duck
or goose you have adopted from us, or a story to share
about them, please email us, so we can update this page
for you.
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Gulliver is a human-imprinted Pekin duckling who was
abandoned on a pond where he was attacked by seagulls.
Gulliver grew to be a big and healthy boy in our care. He followed us around
the yard greeting sanctuary guests and playing in the Stream of Destiny before
falling in love with Roberta and joining her in her pen until she left this
world (she had bone cancer in her leg and was humanely euthanized to prevent any
suffering).
Gulliver was adopted by his new family in 2009. He lived in
his new home with a beautiful Pekin named Buttercup. The two
live in bliss until she passed away in the spring of 2014. After
much consideration, his adoptive family didn't want him to be
lonely and returned him back to our sanctuary.
Gulliver became good friends with our other rescued Pekin
male Eeben... and then... a new family spotted him and brought
him home to accompany their female Khaki Campbell duck named
Pancha!
O'Malley is a gorgeous Rouen duck who was found wandering the streets. A family
herded him into their backyard pond, but knew they had
to find a safer place for him when a fisher cat was
targeting their area.
This boy is absolutely beautiful and in perfect health. O'Malley's introduction to
our other bachelors went very well. He is a very good roommate. He is a shy boy though and does
not like to be handled.
O'Malley was adopted to a loving new home with THREE Khaki
hens! It was like winning the lottery!
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Momma Goose, Poppa Gander and their daughters Harmony
& Melody and their son Charming were all rescued and placed directly
into their new home. Their other son Egor is still with us at the
sanctuary to ensure he has fully recovered before reuniting him with his family
again in the spring.
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