Duk-Duk had made a few friends during his short time at a Richmond construction site where he was living. Althrough no one knew where he came from, several of the site personnel were feeding him until they noticed he was injured one day. A gentleman brought Duk-Duk to the RAPS City Shelter for care and a safer home. Now Duk-Duk has become yet another beloved, temporary resident until just the right home is found for him. We are so glad Duk-Duk's construction-site friends brought him to RAPS.
Now Duk-Duk has been sharing more of his friends with us. Duk-Duk occasionally flies out of the pen where he lives, and last time returned with two wild ducks to share his dinner with. RAPS staff and volunteers were delighted that Duk-Duk felt comfortable to share his new home with a few other feathered friends.
