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Duck Sponsorship - Help Our Cause

Yor support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and improve conditions. Your generous donation will fund our mission to ensure that every duck lives out it's happiest life.

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Sponsor a duck

What do you get?

How can you do it?

Some of our disabled residents

When you sponsor a duck through our duck rescue charity, you’ll receive a digital gift certificate along with a monthly digital newsletter filled with updates about the rescue and your chosen sponsored duck (or flock). We send out this newsletter once a month, featuring photos and news about how your sponsor is doing, along with updates from the rescue. Additionally, by choosing to donate to animal rescue, you’ll enjoy reduced prices on items we offer, such as cards and calendars.

How can you do it?

How can you do it?

Bill & Ted the little monkeys!

You can choose to make a one-off donation to our duck rescue charity or set up a direct debit; the choice is yours. The minimum amount is £5 per month. To give you an idea of costs, a 20kg bag of food costs around £13, and we go through a tonne of food every fortnight. Your donation will help cover the feed, bedding, care, and medicine for our feathered friends. If you're passionate about helping them, consider sponsoring a duck as well!

Who can you sponsor?

One of our beautiful disabled residents

We are excited to offer you the opportunity to sponsor a duck in the following ways: 


1. Support the entire rescue flock by contributing to our efforts. 


2. Sponsor one of our lovely ducks from the disabled flock, ensuring they receive the care they need. 


3. Choose to donate to animal rescue through a random newsletter each month, where you'll learn about one of the ducks shown below. 


4. Alternatively, consider sponsoring the disabled flock as a whole, allowing you to receive updates about all our disabled residents each month.

Bee

Derek

Bee came into us with her siblings who were significantly bigger than her.

Bee came to us alongside her siblings, who were significantly bigger than her. She was a classic example of 'failure to thrive,' but despite this, she eventually grew to be 3/4 of the size of her friends. Despite her tiny stature, Bee has a big personality and seems to have no fear of anything. She lives with our disabled flock, always front and center in the shouting for more peas and demanding attention. You can help us continue our work by considering to donate to animal rescue initiatives like ours or by supporting a duck rescue charity. If you want to make a difference in Bee's life, you can even sponsor a duck and contribute to her care. Bee is a Call Duck.

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Derek

Derek

Derek

Derek is a charming older chap who thinks he is more dog than a duck. He loves nothing more than to follow you around and pester you for a stroke and a fuss. Despite having a severe angel wing that prevents him from flying, he doesn’t let this stop him from enjoying life. Derek has a wonderful large group of ladies to keep him company and, more recently, a male companion named Presley. As a proud Muscovy, he adds joy to our lives, and if you’re inspired by his story, consider donating to animal rescue or supporting our duck rescue charity. You can also sponsor a duck like Derek to help ensure they live happy, fulfilling lives.

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Zoe

Derek

Derek

Close-up of a happy white duck in grass.

Zoe, a resident of our duck rescue charity, joined two years ago and is actually a boy. He came with his best friend Lola, also a boy, but sadly, Lola passed away a few years ago. Now, Zoe has two new best friends: Kevin, an older chap, and Bob, a younger duck who is a great carer for Zoe and Kevin. Zoe enjoys a calm pace of life, spending his days relaxing and watching the world go by. Along with his friends, he is part of our disabled flock, but they have their own space, which we affectionately refer to as their VIP suite. If you want to make a difference, consider donating to animal rescue or even sponsoring a duck like Zoe!

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The Flock

The Disabled Flock

The Disabled Flock

Group of ducks near a blue container of water.

When you sponsor a duck through our duck rescue charity, you’ll receive a digital gift certificate along with a monthly digital newsletter filled with updates about the rescue and your chosen sponsored duck (or flock). We send out this newsletter once a month, featuring photos and news about how your sponsor is doing, along with updates from the rescue. Additionally, by choosing to donate to animal rescue, you’ll enjoy reduced prices on items we offer, such as cards and calendars.

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The Disabled Flock

The Disabled Flock

The Disabled Flock

A group of ducks in a fenced outdoor area.

You can choose to make a one-off donation to our duck rescue charity or set up a direct debit; the choice is yours. The minimum amount is £5 per month. To give you an idea of costs, a 20kg bag of food costs around £13, and we go through a tonne of food every fortnight. Your donation will help cover the feed, bedding, care, and medicine for our feathered friends. If you're passionate about helping them, consider sponsoring a duck as well!

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Random newsletter

The Disabled Flock

Random newsletter

Brown ducks standing on grass near a blue container and green net.

We are excited to offer you the opportunity to sponsor a duck in the following ways: 


1. Support the entire rescue flock by contributing to our efforts. 


2. Sponsor one of our lovely ducks from the disabled flock, ensuring they receive the care they need. 


3. Choose to donate to animal rescue through a random newsletter each month, where you'll learn about one of the ducks shown below. 


4. Alternatively, consider sponsoring the disabled flock as a whole, allowing you to receive updates about all our disabled residents each month.

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Jessica

A close-up of a happy duck missing part of her beak

When you sponsor a duck through our duck rescue charity, you’ll receive a digital gift certificate along with a monthly digital newsletter filled with updates about the rescue and your chosen sponsored duck (or flock). We send out this newsletter once a month, featuring photos and news about how your sponsor is doing, along with updates from the rescue. Additionally, by choosing to donate to animal rescue, you’ll enjoy reduced prices on items we offer, such as cards and calendars.

Sponsor me

Odi

A duckling lying in the grass.

You can choose to make a one-off donation to our duck rescue charity or set up a direct debit; the choice is yours. The minimum amount is £5 per month. To give you an idea of costs, a 20kg bag of food costs around £13, and we go through a tonne of food every fortnight. Your donation will help cover the feed, bedding, care, and medicine for our feathered friends. If you're passionate about helping them, consider sponsoring a duck as well!

Sponsor me

Boycie

Several ducks resting and pecking among green plants.

We are excited to offer you the opportunity to sponsor a duck in the following ways: 


1. Support the entire rescue flock by contributing to our efforts. 


2. Sponsor one of our lovely ducks from the disabled flock, ensuring they receive the care they need. 


3. Choose to donate to animal rescue through a random newsletter each month, where you'll learn about one of the ducks shown below. 


4. Alternatively, consider sponsoring the disabled flock as a whole, allowing you to receive updates about all our disabled residents each month.

Sponsor me

Oreo

A black and white duck standing on a couch indoors.

Bee came to us alongside her siblings, who were significantly bigger than her. She was a classic example of 'failure to thrive,' but despite this, she eventually grew to be 3/4 of the size of her friends. Despite her tiny stature, Bee has a big personality and seems to have no fear of anything. She lives with our disabled flock, always front and center in the shouting for more peas and demanding attention. You can help us continue our work by considering to donate to animal rescue initiatives like ours or by supporting a duck rescue charity. If you want to make a difference in Bee's life, you can even sponsor a duck and contribute to her care. Bee is a Call Duck.

Sponsor me

Wallace

Wallace

Wallace

A black duck resting in grass near a fence.

When you sponsor a duck through our duck rescue charity, you’ll receive a digital gift certificate along with a monthly digital newsletter filled with updates about the rescue and your chosen sponsored duck (or flock). We send out this newsletter once a month, featuring photos and news about how your sponsor is doing, along with updates from the rescue. Additionally, by choosing to donate to animal rescue, you’ll enjoy reduced prices on items we offer, such as cards and calendars.

Sponsor Me

Onni

Wallace

Wallace

A young duckling lying near bowls on grass.

You can choose to make a one-off donation to our duck rescue charity or set up a direct debit; the choice is yours. The minimum amount is £5 per month. To give you an idea of costs, a 20kg bag of food costs around £13, and we go through a tonne of food every fortnight. Your donation will help cover the feed, bedding, care, and medicine for our feathered friends. If you're passionate about helping them, consider sponsoring a duck as well!

Sponsor Me

Yoda

Poppy, Primrose and Peony (The 3 Ps)

Poppy, Primrose and Peony (The 3 Ps)

A duck resting on soft towels indoors.

We are excited to offer you the opportunity to sponsor a duck in the following ways: 


1. Support the entire rescue flock by contributing to our efforts. 


2. Sponsor one of our lovely ducks from the disabled flock, ensuring they receive the care they need. 


3. Choose to donate to animal rescue through a random newsletter each month, where you'll learn about one of the ducks shown below. 


4. Alternatively, consider sponsoring the disabled flock as a whole, allowing you to receive updates about all our disabled residents each month.

Sponsor Me

Poppy, Primrose and Peony (The 3 Ps)

Poppy, Primrose and Peony (The 3 Ps)

Poppy, Primrose and Peony (The 3 Ps)

Five ducks swimming in water near grass.

Bee came to us alongside her siblings, who were significantly bigger than her. She was a classic example of 'failure to thrive,' but despite this, she eventually grew to be 3/4 of the size of her friends. Despite her tiny stature, Bee has a big personality and seems to have no fear of anything. She lives with our disabled flock, always front and center in the shouting for more peas and demanding attention. You can help us continue our work by considering to donate to animal rescue initiatives like ours or by supporting a duck rescue charity. If you want to make a difference in Bee's life, you can even sponsor a duck and contribute to her care. Bee is a Call Duck.

Sponsor Me

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