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12:00 pm Sat
Aug 11, 2018
Kyle is a Canada goose that was rescued by Mike Jivanjee, who found her struggling in the water as a gosling. After taking care of her, she's been his buddy whenever Mike takes out his boat.
You can keep up with Kyle, who now has a running buddy named Jack, over on Kyle's Instagram:
Goose Visits Man Who Rescued Her Every Day (YouTube / The Dodo)
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