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Ahh, poor goose. I'm not familiar with Indiana unfortunately, but I tried to dig up a few places for you-- a lot of wildlife rehabs can't accept birds of prey or waterfowl right now because of avian flu restrictions. Rose Hensel specializes in waterfowl & shore birds, but she is in Lanesville...

I've always had an interest in this kinda thing, comparative anatomy is an awesome topic & I'll take any excuse to interject about it, hah! But really, I mostly just read a lot & always have, and my fave subjects were always of the nonfiction & zoological (or paleozoological as the case may be)...

I do think just waiting and showing her later is the most humane option; even if you do manage to yank them out, which would invariably be very painful for her and difficult enough to make the risk of injury very real, doing so won't make her molt any faster. The primary feathers are so...