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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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Tugger, Popcorn and Friday were all rescued from
a park. The trio was placed together into a
wonderful home. Although all three
drakes were a bit shy, Popcorn often showed us his sweet
side by allowing us to hold and pet him without protest.
The trio began responding to human interaction during
their few-week-stay at our sanctuary. We are certain
that they will become even friendlier guys with time and
TLC, and they went to just the right home to get all the
attention they deserve!
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Tugger, Popcorn and Friday were all rescued from
a park. The trio was placed together into a
wonderful home. Although all three
drakes were a bit shy, Popcorn often showed us his sweet
side by allowing us to hold and pet him without protest.
The trio began responding to human interaction during
their few-week-stay at our sanctuary. We are certain
that they will become even friendlier guys with time and
TLC, and they went to just the right home to get all the
attention they deserve!
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Pia came from an overcrowded home. She was
deprived of food and water before the SPCA brought her
to us along with a number of hens. Pia went to live
with a Mallard drake named Joey. She is enjoying deluxe
accommodations and being cared for by a loving family.
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Daphnee was a Muscovy duck who brought to us by
rescuers who found her struggling on the bank of an
apartment complex pond.
She could not walk, so we brought her to our vet for
an x-ray. Sadly, it revealed that her knee and hip
joints had all been dislocated. Apparently she had been
frozen into the ice and when she pulled herself out, she
dislocated her joints. To make matters worse, the x-ray
also revealed that she had ingested a needle (hardware
disease).
Daphnee was euthanized to prevent her from
experiencing any further pain or discomfort.
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