Ducks

white duck with red face

Big Boo

Big Boo may be the friendliest Muscovy we've ever met. He was rescued from a live slaughter market by the lovely folks at Humane Long Island. Despite his rough start in life, Big Boo is the happiest little guy. The minute he sees one of us, he comes running over for attention, wagging his tail and chatting up a storm. His outgoing nature and love for affection makes him a perfect ambassador for the Sanctuary at our offsite events.

white ducks in a creek

The Pekins

Earlier this year, our local feed store asked us to take on a flock of young Pekins. The baby duckies had gotten too big to sell and needed to be "zeroed out." How could we say no?

Now almost fully grown, this messy mob of quackers has chosen to stick together, wandering the property in their own little group.

grey and white duck

Winnie

In January 2025 we were tagged in a local Facebook post about a lost Muscovy duck. The poor girl had been seen wandering the area near Winfield Road for weeks. Lots of people commented on the post, but no one claimed ownership or knew where she might belong. Fortunately, through the coordination of some awesome animal rescuers, this little girl was caught and brought to the Sanctuary, where she'll be warm, safe and loved for the rest of her days.

Meet the Animals!


Cats

fluffy orange cat sitting in the barn

Chickens

black chicken in grass

Dogs

black lab sitting in a pile of fall leaves looking at camera

Ducks

duckling wrapped in a towel

Geese

goose with baby sleeping on her back

Horses

horse standing in pasture looking at camera

Turkeys

horse standing in pasture looking at camera