Where Do Race Ducks Go When They Retire?
Every duck in service to Oswegatchie, lives a life of daily prep for the next race. They wake up early, swim laps, work out, eat right, and rest up for the next year's race. When ducks go into retirement, it can sometimes be a hard transition. With our new flock of 10,000 ducks. We now have 4,300 little yellow friends that need new homes.
With your help, we can give these ducks a second life in the world. To sweeten the deal, you can send us photos to be placed in a gallery on this page. Once you get a duck, email us a picture at info@oswegatchie.org! Taking your duck on vacation is highly recommended! We also love shots from school welcome signs!
As of April 22nd, 2016 - 2,877 retired racers have been adopted!
With your help, we can give these ducks a second life in the world. To sweeten the deal, you can send us photos to be placed in a gallery on this page. Once you get a duck, email us a picture at info@oswegatchie.org! Taking your duck on vacation is highly recommended! We also love shots from school welcome signs!
As of April 22nd, 2016 - 2,877 retired racers have been adopted!
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