"This large-scale operation required extensive teamwork and coordination across our department, highlighting the collaborative effort needed to address the urgent situation of the ducks."
"We have a 3.5-acre farm, so they will just go right into the area and enjoy, and we'll get out there and look at them, eat their eggs and have a whole full life for them."
Riverside County animal services intervened after discovering 480 ducks in overcrowded conditions. The ducks were taken to the San Jacinto Valley Animal Campus, where urgent calls for adoption were made. Within a week, all ducks were adopted, marking a significant achievement for the department. The operation involved extensive teamwork and coordination. Some ducks were adopted by private individuals, while others went to an animal sanctuary. This event represents one of the largest intake-and-placement efforts in over a decade for the department.
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