I place ducks and geese for a rehab center (wildcareoklahoma.org) and we have 2 pekin boys who have always been together, living in a backyard with a family who loved them. The family could no longer care for them and asked us to find them a home. They are healthy handsome fellas, used to being without girl ducks (although I'm sure they'd love to live WITH girl ducks too). I'm looking for a good home for them where they will not be dinner for people or predators. Please contact me if interested.
In the spring we get many domestic ducklings and ducks and some domestic geese (as people tire of their Easter purchases). If you'd like to consider adopting at that time, please also feel free to contact me and I can put you on my 'contact' list and email you when the time comes. However, I will ask you to show me (or describe for me) that you have a secure night time place for them, indicate that you do not plan to (or have) a breeding business where you will use them for profit, and ask you what you plan to do with them (eating them is not acceptable for us for these birds that come through the rescue). I'm happy to answer questions. Ducklings require heat like chicks do, ducks require security like chickens do, ducks do not require a pond and although they'd love a kiddy pool or tub for swimming, it's not a necessity. They do require a bucket or something deep enough to dunk their heads and clean their eyes each day (as do geese). We don't ship them but I can usually drive them an hour or so to meet up with an adopter. We are in the Norman area. Thank you.
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In the spring we get many domestic ducklings and ducks and some domestic geese (as people tire of their Easter purchases). If you'd like to consider adopting at that time, please also feel free to contact me and I can put you on my 'contact' list and email you when the time comes. However, I will ask you to show me (or describe for me) that you have a secure night time place for them, indicate that you do not plan to (or have) a breeding business where you will use them for profit, and ask you what you plan to do with them (eating them is not acceptable for us for these birds that come through the rescue). I'm happy to answer questions. Ducklings require heat like chicks do, ducks require security like chickens do, ducks do not require a pond and although they'd love a kiddy pool or tub for swimming, it's not a necessity. They do require a bucket or something deep enough to dunk their heads and clean their eyes each day (as do geese). We don't ship them but I can usually drive them an hour or so to meet up with an adopter. We are in the Norman area. Thank you.
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