Baby duckling gets along with everyone in the house
Erin adopted her baby duck with the name Bea, a couple of weeks ago. Her neighbor owns a farm, and one of the Baby ducklings born there seemed to be smaller and weaker than the others. The neighbor told her that the duck hatched a day after everybody else.
The mother did not seem too interested in the Baby duckling. She probably did not think the duckling would survive. But Erin took her in to solve the problem.
The next morning, Erin noticed that the duck was having a hard time trying to walk. She had splayed legs, meaning that they were too far out to the sides, making it impossible for her to walk properly.
For a few days, Erin tried wrapping a band-aid around each of the legs, hoping that it would help. She wore them for 2 weeks, so now, her legs are in better shape.
Bea probably thinks of Erin as her mother, since she follows her everywhere and wants to be around her all the time. As for Erin, she says that it is hard for her to do pretty much anything since she has got to be near Bea 95 percent of the time.
Bea is such a friendly Baby duckling who gets along with all the other pets at Erin’s house. She became best friends with Abigail, a puppy she often plays with. Bea has been very affectionate with Erin’s cat Louise too. She just lays on the floor and lets Bea snuggle her.
Erin has been trying to get Bea to spend time with another Baby duckling as well. There are two ducks with names Blanche and Dorothy that live in Erin’s backyard.
As soon as Bea sees them, she immediately runs to greet them. Erin Hopes that the more acclimated Bea gets with them, the easier it will be to transition her from inside to outside.
Erin is so glad that she was able to save Bea. She has a good life now, and she is going to be loved for the rest of her life.
