Can someone ID my goose breed?

[RealMotherGoose]

3 years ago, I rescued a gosling from our local lake. (She was unable to stand or walk and was half drowning in a shallow marsh, nowhere near any grassy nesting areas. She appeared domestic and to have been dumped there. It was around Easter when people get chicks and ducks for fun and then dump them out in the country)
Anyway, fast forward three years later, she is a happy, healthy goose, but a single one! She has laid a clutch of eggs the past two years and I'd like to get her a goose mate she can attach to /breed with rather than tagging along with the dogs all day.
I am unsure of her breed though! I attached a pic. She is much smaller than a Toulouse. She has a pink bill and feet and a single lobe. She is able to fly short distances--off the porch or across the yard.
Pilgrim? Cotton Patch? Help!

 

[cleoandtheflock]

I would think she is a gray but she looks like a male gray
Pilgrims have more white in the face i think

 

[jtn42248]

She sure looks like our Toulouse geese. Where are you located? We have a male you would be welcome to if nearby. We are in West Texas between Coleman and Abilene.

 

[RealMotherGoose]

She does look like them! I thought they had orange bills and feet and were much bigger. My aunt had one many years ago and she was huge and mean.
I'm outside of Austin, so probably too far to get a goose, but thank you! If she is a Toulouse, that would be great--and easy find to get a mate.

 

[jtn42248]

There used to be a place in Marble Falls that had them for sale. Can't recall the name of it but they built custom coops also.

 

[Gray Farms]

She's most likely a Toulouse. They male doesn't have to be though. Any breed will do for a boyfriend unless your wanting pure goslings.