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Home for Goose---- SERIOUS ANSWERS ONLY Dont answer if youer suggestion is to cook him up etc2007-11-24 17:20:21

Hi

Needing a good home for an older domestic Grey and White goose.. may be possible to have 2nd white goose ..Likely female . no idea on age.

Both in good health. Been living in City ( population 5000) pond and riverway and cared for by our family.. One was dumped there several years ago. The other recently.

We are wanting to move out of the area but need to find a home for them before we can do that.

A good home would be. someplace where he can be the boss as he is used to it.. has other birds preferrably ducks not too many other geese.. or none.

He has seen 4 mates and a gosling, killed by people over the years and tends to socialize with ducks better than other geese now. He even adopts a mom duck each spring and her babies as his own.

He needs a loving home with a pond, lake or river, & Love

He is a male.. and is at least 7 years old and Fertile.

The other all white goose we feel is female but are not sure.. was a recent drop off, and seems very used to people

Answers:

How about calling a near by zoo or animal shelter, they might be able to take them or at least point you in the right direction.

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Have you contacted the Humane Society? They may know of a farm or sanctuary they can go to. I would make sure everyone knows they are cared for by people & wouldn't be good left on there own in the wild, just so you are taken seriously.

I hope that helps you find a place to start, they really need a good home! Good luck!

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Wish I could help. Is there an animal shelter in your town, or does the town have an enclosed park or something similar?

Any farms in the area?

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Maybe there's a pond near your new home?

He might follow you on his.er..her? own.

Good Luck! But - I wouldn't let your life be dictated by a goose. That is a little scarey, non?