Odd Duck Asylum : A Waterfowl Sanctuary

09/01/2024

Spa treatments anyone?

08/31/2024

Massive 2+ year detailed update on Patreon. If you follow me on Patreon, thank you for your support and continuing to stick around even when I wasn’t sharing updates. Moving forward I am going to do better.

creating a safe haven for injured & abandoned ducks and geese

08/06/2024

04/19/2024

The last 2 years I have been transitioning my sanctuary in a new place and I can’t take any new birds at this time. Please reach out to Julie at Waddle on Inn in Blue Ridge, Ga. Give her as much info that you can about the ducks or geese.

Waddle On Inn Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) rescue outside of Blue Ridge, GA. We specialize in caring for disabled, injured, and dumped domestic waterfowl. We offer pet-friendly adoptions. Our mission is to educate the public on the dangers of releasing domestic waterfowl into the wild.

07/30/2023

Good morning!! We have about 50 healthy ducks available for adoption, majority are pekins. Hoping to get some photos up starting Tuesday. We are reducing adoption fees because we are full full full!! Intakes have to remain closed until adoptions are done as there's no room left at the Inn. No female only, and predator safe coop required.

We also have some gorgeous bantys Cochin roosters and 3 LARGE Cochin roosters available as well as a teeny tiny momma chicken and her 3 babies, mixed breeds. Coop required. Send us a message!!

Remember for the next 28 days we get paid thru fb for every single comment and post reaction!! So plz help us out on this performance fundraiser set by Facebook!!!

01/12/2022

These special girls all have difficulty getting around, but I do my best to make things easier and more comfortable for them.

11/14/2021

To Make a Duck Happy

I bought a book a few years ago with that title. It was written by Carol E. Lester and was published in 1969.

This is Snow. She is a 1 1/2 year old Jumbo Pekin duck. Jumbo Pekins are meat birds, bred to grow too fast and have very large breasts, so large their legs sometimes struggle to carry all that weight. This can cause a lot of health issues; lameness, arthritis and heart failure.
Snow joined the asylum a week ago, when a friend of mine asked if I could help her. She can barely walk and seems to be suffering from severe arthritis or a joint infection. I planned to just have her here for a few days and then transport her to another waterfowl rescue, Waddle on Inn. But, something has happened to me in the week that she has been here. I was reminded of why I love rescue and how happy it makes me to serve these creatures that need a little extra help. It's by no means easy or glamourous work, but for me it is healing and feeds my soul. I know that might sound strange to a lot of you and really I can't explain it. But when I am doing this work, I feel like I am doing what God created me to do. Every time an unexpected animal enters my life I feel this way. It's always at a time when I am feeling stuck or I need a reminder of who I am and what I am capable of. A reminder of how blessed I am.

I don't know what will happen with Snow, but for now I am honored to have her here. I will do the best I can to improve her quality of life and try....To Make a Duck Happy.

12/20/2020

George Clooney deep in thought.

12/06/2020

Marshmallow just wanted to tell you all how much she loves her pine shavings from She also said, FLAKE not FINE! Fine Marsh, flake it is.

10/26/2020

Rescue mission was a success

09/14/2020

Marshmallow and Fred

07/04/2020

Well.....hello handsome.

06/23/2020

Thank you Morgan for the awesome grooming job! .groom

06/22/2020

New kid! Meet Red, the Bourbon Red 🦃

05/30/2020

04/17/2020

These 2 are the cutest, baby Fiddle Fluff the goose age 7 weeks and “mom” Marshmallow the Muscovy duck.

04/16/2020

These sweet babies are going to their new home today. Was a joy to see them come into this world and watch their moms take good care of them. Will be hard to take them away from Gertie and Blanche. 😢

04/06/2020

2 raggedy mama’s and 2 fluffy babies.