Two juvenile Pekin ducks, both under a year old, were rescued after being dumped. One of the ducks, a female, was too sick to be treated and had to be euthanized. The other duck was rescued and is presumably receiving care.

The rescue effort was carried out by Oakland Animal Services. The agency's director, Joe Devries, provided information about the condition of the female duck, which could not walk or hold its head up.

Further details about the rescue and the condition of the ducks are available from the source. The incident involved a pair of young ducks that were abandoned and left in need of assistance.