Ducks need to be rehomed until unknown future :(

[wolfie7877]

If your interested in the story, read below, otherwise here is what I'm looking for:

• a hen only, or well balanced flock to take in my female khaki cambell. this would be a permanent situation. her name is Perry (the platypus) and she's a great egg layer and produces sizeable eggs. so good for anyone who can eat duck eggs. (i love them but they make me sick unfortunately)
• a hopefully temporary home for my two boys. (depending on if my situation changes and I can come back for them) They are Bart(holomew) and Abraham, possibly mixed Mallard and Applewood, I'm really not sure. Bart's favorite pastime is chasing ankles and toes of any species. He is a momma's boy. Abraham's favorite pastime is following his queen and looking handsome. Up until this spring, they were both very polite to their female companion. It would be great if they could be homed together if possible, but they aren't joined at the hip.

We will be moving across country, so if anyone can take them on route I will drop them off. We are coming from Missouri to California. (that's where we are from) Will also pay for food and other expenses necessary.

thank you

my family is trying to get out of our current living situation as soon as possible and keeping them isn't really possible when we have so little money as it is. (not to mention we already have three dogs and three cats we are moving with.) i love them dearly, and I want to come back for them one day, but they can't stay here and my boyfriend can't take them either. We plan to live somewhere cheap and save up money all working until we can move somewhere permanently. Hopefully, one day, I'll be able to come back for them but it's a possibility that that day may be far, far away. Thank you to all who consider this task <3

 

[Cinnamon Roll]

I would post this in the Missouri thread. Moving poultry across state lines usually requires a vet exam to be legal, so it would be simpler to find them a new home in their current state.