Hello,
I’m Biscuit, one of the gang of geese here at Goodheart Farm Animal Sanctuary. I used to live at the bottom of my previous owner’s garden, but when he moved house, I wasn’t able to come with him.
Whilst the rest of the geese head to the pond for the evening, I prefer the comfort of my very own coop. So each evening, my feathered friends swing by my pad to drop me off. and guess what? The following morning they pick me up again, ready for another day of adventure!
We have two adoption boxes to choose from:
£30.00
Plus regular email updates from Biscuit the goose throughout the year!
Suitable for 5 to 12 years.
£30.00
Plus regular email updates from Biscuit the goose throughout the year!
Click the button below to buy a Biscuit the Goose Adoption Box as a gift. We can either deliver it to you to give in person, or directly to your recipient. There’s also the option to add a gift message to the box free of charge.
When avian flu restrictions ended on 1st of April and the geese could be let out, Biscuit wanted to make sure no one was left behind and stepped in to help Animal Care Assistant Abby to herd the rest of the gaggle out of their enclosure!
Our rescued geese all have their own unique rescue stories and special personalities. They now all live in peace and safety at our sanctuary, and enjoy patrolling the yard, splashing in the pond, and greeting visitors!
Watch this video of our geese on patrol in the sanctuary yard…
Geese are monogamous, living in permanent pairs throughout the year.
On the ground, a group of geese is called a gaggle. In the air, a group of geese is called a skein. When flying close together, a group of geese is called a plump!
Geese are particularly territorial during nesting time, and will hiss and honk when approached.
A £30 one-off payment is required to adopt a goose, and your adoption lasts for 12 months.
We do not currently have any rescued ducks at Goodheart Farm Animal Sanctuary. However, by adopting an animal like Biscuit the goose, you’re helping us to expand our sanctuary offering and provide a home for many more animals in the future.
