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Duck Bird for sale in Vergennes Township, Michigan

Name: Duck Bird
Brand: Duck
SKU: 265501
Availability: InStock

Displayed: 545

Ducks and Geese $5 each

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

265501

Pet

Bird

Breed

Duck

Location

Lowell, Vergennes Township, Kent County, Michigan

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Lowell Wildlife Center is a 501c3 nonprofit organization. Each year we get MANY ducks and geese brought to us. We have accumulated quite a few and the feeding budget is getting mighty high so we are looking for homes for the 40 plus ducks (male and female) and 6 geese that we have currently. Some duck breeds that we have include: Pekin, Rowlin, Swedish, Muskovy and Runner. Currently all geese for adoption are Embden both male and female. We are asking $5 for each bird. If interested please contact Sjana at ***

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What types of ducks are available for adoption?

We have several breeds of ducks available for adoption including Pekin, Rowlin, Swedish, Muskovy, and Runner. Each of these breeds has its unique characteristics and personalities.

How much does it cost to adopt a duck or goose?

The adoption fee is $5 for each duck or goose. This fee helps us manage feeding and care for the birds.

What types of geese are available for adoption?

Currently, we have Embden geese available for adoption, and both males and females are looking for new homes.

How can I adopt a duck or goose?

If you are interested in adopting a duck or goose, please reach out to us for more information on the adoption process.

Where are the ducks and geese located?

The ducks and geese are located in Lowell, Vergennes Township, Kent County, Michigan, and can be adopted from our wildlife center.

Why are the ducks and geese up for adoption?

We receive many ducks and geese each year at the {$nonprofit organization's} wildlife center. Due to the increasing number and the rising feeding costs, we are looking to find loving homes for these birds.

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