Raising ducklings with no electricity?

[Lacrystol]

Thank you all for the help and advise! I will tell her these ideas, last I heard she "has a good plan for now" but I don't know what that is. They live in a trailer on this woman's property, so maybe she has electricity.. I don't know, but I know they are pretty broke and I don't think they are working now, so they should be able to keep an eye on the babies. I'll report back when I have info.

Personally, I thinking ducks aren't going to be a good choice right now for them. They may want to think about posting them and letting someone else give them a home, if they are in a broken home, I would think the last thing they need is the extra cost of taken care of some babies and you can't just release them into the wild once they are grown up.

I would strongly advise that they have someone else take them off there hands until they are in a more stabled situation.. But that's just my personal opinion..