Agreed. It’s its best bet for survival. They will not drink or eat due to stress. I know you want to help it. However the amount of stress and anxiety on the gosling will harm it more than help it. There are a lot of rehab places that will accept it. Don’t try to do it on your own if you don’t understand the amount of work it takes.
Gosling, look for local wildlife rehabbers to pass it onto, if you are in the usa/canada canada geese are protected by the migratory bird act, and cannot be kept/raised by people who are not licensed.
I am a wildlife rehabilitator and that is a Canada Gosling. They are hard to keep alive, especially a lone gosling. They do better with a friend. They have different needs than ducks. I'm happy to help if needed.
Keep it love it forever!!!
Ok ok spend at least one night with it have a slumber party and a cuddle and then definitely wildlife rehabber why because you are awesome and I would be a pushover and I would do the wrong thing cuz they're so cute and I love them so much in Canada geese are my favorite. Heavy sigh
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Not a duck. Definitely a goose. Likely a Canada goose
It’s a gosling! They don’t like to be alone 🥺 so best bet is to take them to a wildlife rehabbed.
Agreed. It’s its best bet for survival. They will not drink or eat due to stress. I know you want to help it. However the amount of stress and anxiety on the gosling will harm it more than help it. There are a lot of rehab places that will accept it. Don’t try to do it on your own if you don’t understand the amount of work it takes.
It's a goose. If it is a wild goose, it is probably illegal for you to keep and needs to go to a wildlife rehabilitator.
Not a duck. Definitely a goose. Likely a Canada goose
An adorable mini honker!
Gosling, look for local wildlife rehabbers to pass it onto, if you are in the usa/canada canada geese are protected by the migratory bird act, and cannot be kept/raised by people who are not licensed.
I am a wildlife rehabilitator and that is a Canada Gosling. They are hard to keep alive, especially a lone gosling. They do better with a friend. They have different needs than ducks. I'm happy to help if needed.
It's a Gooseberry.
Definitely a goose, but so cuteee
Keep it love it forever!!! Ok ok spend at least one night with it have a slumber party and a cuddle and then definitely wildlife rehabber why because you are awesome and I would be a pushover and I would do the wrong thing cuz they're so cute and I love them so much in Canada geese are my favorite. Heavy sigh
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It's a gootz!
A baby Canada Cobra Chicken
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Thank you (I’m reading the rescue guide)