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Nine Geese Rescued and Rehomed

We rescued these nine geese this week, after their owner could no longer look after them.This was a fast turnaround, they are now in their new home and together as one large group. Geese can live to around 20 years old and not many people have enough land for them and so most geese are with us for years before we get to home them. This is a very happy ending.

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