found lost goose

[lost-duckling]

So there was a random goose at my church, apparently it had been there 2 days already and it seemed rather concerned/tired so I took it home. so while it regains it strength i need to figure out what to with it.
I am aware that they are social animals and need company and I'm not really looking to get into non Egyptian geese as i already have well over 100 muscovys. That said would it be okay for it to stay with those or do i need to either export the goose or import more?
option 3 Christmas goose lol

edit: The goose is defiantly lonely it doesn't seem to want to even go near the other birds though it did say hi to the emus through the fence.

 

[OneHappyDuckie]

Do you know if it’s a wild goose or a domestic breed?

 

[lost-duckling]

Do you know if it’s a wild goose or a domestic breed?

I think it a Chinese could be African white and has the facial hump. But like i said im not a geeser so I dont know much past that its one of those two

 

[OneHappyDuckie]

I think it a Chinese could be African white and has the facial hump. But like i said im not a geeser so I dont know much past that its one of those two

I would try to find another goose friend for it, or try to find someone who has geese and could take care of it.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

So there was a random goose at my church, apparently it had been there 2 days already and it seemed rather concerned/tired so I took it home. so while it regains it strength i need to figure out what to with it.
I am aware that they are social animals and need company and I'm not really looking to get into non Egyptian geese as i already have well over 100 muscovys. That said would it be okay for it to stay with those or do i need to either export the goose or import more?
option 3 Christmas goose lol

if you really don't want more geese you could keep it with your muscovys. If it becomes a problem and you don't want more you can eat it or find it a new home.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I kept an Embden gander with my Muscovy for 5 yrs before getting him a female goose. [Not that easy to find around here] anyway he was hatched and raised by one of my muscovy females and all the muscovy loved him. Maybe just give the goose and ducks time to get to know each other through fencing and he/she may adapt. Bless you for taking it home I had to do the same with a naked neck rooster that was dumped at our church many years ago.

 

[AGeese]

How's the goose doing now?

 

[lost-duckling]

lonely sad and loud but physically fine. I listed it for sale in craigslist few days ago.