Rescue & Adoptions

National Placement Board

California, Florida, New York, North Carolina

California

Chico: Maaj is currently seeking placement for several animals for which she feels she can no longer properly care. They include four female Indian Runner ducks, four Mille Fleur hens, two roosters, and one male and one female turkey. Please call if you can provide a home for them.
Contact: Maaj | Phone: 530-345-2806

Citrus Heights: Two 2-year-old male Mallard ducks and two 1-year-old male Khaki ducks need good homes. Please call Noel.
Contact: Noel | Phone: 916-721-7399 | E-mail: novely27@yahoo.com

Corning: Gerald is seeking placement for seven ducks. They are 4 females and 3 males and all are 1.5 years old. For more information, please call.
Contact: Gerald | Phone: 530-824-1482 | E-mail: geraldlucero@att.net

Corning: Two male ducks are in need of new digs. Willow, a Pekin, and Bogie, a Khaki Campbell, get along with each other but not with the other male duck who shares their current home. If you can offer one or both of them a safe home with no other male ducks, please contact Bernie.
Contact: Bernie | Phone: 530-824-1482 | E-mail: geraldlucero@att.net

Covina: Six healthy Chinese Geese need to find a new loving home. Theyre are two males and four females and both are around two-years old. If you can provide a home for them please call Deana.
Contact: Deana| Phone: 626-485-8863| E-mail: 20pola11@gmail.com

Granada Hills: Tiny the duck is a one year-old male Pekin duck. He is very friendly and gets along well with other animals and humans. Due to neighbor complaints he is in need of a new home.
Contact: Ana | Phone: 213-503-1633 | E-mail: becaa_max08@yahoo.com       

 Los Angeles: Maria’s friend and neighbor recently passed away and left several chickens and geese behind. She is urgently seeking placement for them and would like to avoid sending them to a high-kill animal shelter. There are seven roosters, five hens, several baby chicks and seven geese.
Contact: Maria | Phone: 818-298-3461 | E-mail: mariajsek@hotmail.com    

Truckee: Around 35 hens, 13 ducks, and one rooster are in need of a new home. The ducks are: 9 two year-old Khaki Campbells, 2 two year-old Indian Runner females, and 2 two year-old Indian Runner males. The chickens are all around two and a half years-old and include Welsummers, Buckeyes, and Rhode Island Reds. If you can provide them with a forever home please call or e-mail Barbara.
Contact: Barbara | Phone: 530-582-5293 | E-mail: barb@shawfamilyfarm.com

Florida

Oviedo: Two 2 year-old geese were recently saved from the Christmas dinner table and need a permanent home. They are definitely not stereotypical “attack geese”, and one will even eat out of your hand. They are fine with chickens, turkeys, and pigs but not with small dogs.
Contact: Wendy | Phone: 407-677-7055 | E-mail: wendygeller@earthlink.net   

New York

Bronxville: A wildlife rehabilitator is seeking placement for three domestic animals that she recently rescued. They are: a bonded pair of ducks found wandering in a residential neighborhood and a Broiler hen that was rescued alongside the Bronx River Parkway. Due to space concerns she must find homes for them to be able to take in other wild animals.
Contact: Loraine | Phone: 914-629-8352 | E-mail: lrnzzgg@gmail.com

Queens: Oscar is a pekin duck who was being attacked by three other males at a park. His mate was killed and he has been taken in by park employees who found him huddled under a bush. They are currently treating his wounds and caring for him. He is in need of a great forever home with predator protection. Please call Patricia if you can help in any way!
Contact: Patricia | Phone: 631-707-6384 | E-mail: pk11731@yahoo.com  

Richland: Sherrie is seeking homes for chickens, ducks, geese, and rabbits. They are leaving an abusive situation and many have been placed. The remaining animals include Silkie and Bantam chickens, Swedish Blue and other special needs ducks, Pomeranian and White Chinese ducks, and Jersey Wooly rabbits. For more information on any of the species please call.  
Contact: Sherrie | Phone: 315-447-3209 | E-mail: lazyacers131@hotmail.com

Smithtown: Three hens and five ducks are in need of a new place to live. The hens are 3 year-old Buff Orpingtons. Two of the ducks are Pekins and three are Black Runners, and there are two females and three males. They are very loved and have been treated like family, but unfortunately Rosemarie is now forced to place them in another loving home. Any help is appreciated.     
Contact: Rosemarie | Phone: 631-656-0054 | E-mail: roesbud56@gmail.com    

West Babylon: Tom is looking for a new home for a year and a half old male Pekin duck, Linus. Although he has cared for Linus since he was born, he is unable to give him the attention that he needs and would love to see him go to a forever home where there are other ducks and plenty of shelter from the cold weather. Ideally, Tom would be able to visit occasionally.  
Contact: Tom | 631-626-9265 | E-mail: tomkarn2@yahoo.com     

North Carolina

Indian Trail: Carolina Waterfowl Rescue is seeking homes for six Toulouse geese and 100 ducks, mostly Pekin. Adoption requirements include references and either photos or a home visit. Animals must be picked up at the shelter. For more information, please visit www.cwrescue.org or contact the shelter.
Contact: Carolina Waterfowl Rescue | Phone: 704-668-9486 | E-mail: waterfowlrescue@aol.com