North Carolina

[Miss Lydia]

That’s awesome what’s the name of the place?

 

[basement chick]

Have you put an ad on craigslist? also maybe at a close feed store. They may know someone who has ducks and usually they have a bulletin board to put up ads. Some animal shelters will take ducks and a vet may know of a rehabber.

That’s awesome what’s the name of the place?

Possumwood acres

 

[Miss Lydia]

Possumwood acres

That is great you were able to find a place to take him/her did they know the sex?

Thanks for the name I'll save it so if anyone else needs a safe place to take a rescue I'll be able to share. Bless you for going the extra mile for this duck.

 

[basement chick]

That is great you were able to find a place to take him/her did they know the sex?

Thanks for the name I'll save it so if anyone else needs a safe place to take a rescue I'll be able to share. Bless you for going the extra mile for this duck.

I don't think they take chickens. It's mostly wild animals but they have some ducks. She thought female but they're so busy. She was carrying around a baby squirrel while trying to help us and answer the phone.

 

[CasaVerdePatos]

New NC Member! Looking to connect with duck people near Wilmington.

 

[Miss Lydia]

New NC Member! Looking to connect with duck people near Wilmington.

Welcome to BYC what breeds do you have?

 

[lightm]

New NC Member! Looking to connect with duck people near Wilmington.

I still have free books to give away if you are interested...

See https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/north-carolina.91762/post-27131932

 

[Packy]

Kenly, Wilson County side

 

[Packy]

Quick question as we're new to NC (4 year's now), what do we need to do for our chickens coming into the winter here in NC?

 

[fuzzi]

Quick question as we're new to NC (4 year's now), what do we need to do for our chickens coming into the winter here in NC?

They need a dry place to roost, with a windbreak.

They need a source of water that isn't frozen.

Aside from that I can't think of anything. I'm about 90 minutes' drive east of you, and in a zone that's a little more temperate.