A lifesaving act on an Oregon lake lead to an incredible connection between two very unlikely friends.
Mike Javanjee was out on his boat with some friends one day when they noticed a tiny baby gosling drowning in Lake Oswego. After fishing the baby bird out of the water, Javanjee figured he would take her home and nurture her until she was old enough to fend for herself. Except there was one problem, the Canadian goose he decided to name Kyle (before he knew her sex) wouldn’t leave him.
Kyle has imprinted on him. Now, wherever he goes, she goes. Even when Javanjee goes into the city, the big bird trails right along behind him.
This unlikely friendship is just the cutest.
Although, at times, it can be quite bothersome for Javanjee. When he goes out on the lake or to town with his male friends, Kyle keeps her cool. But if he ever goes out with a lady friend, she won’t stand for it.
“When girls come around and she senses they’re a threat, she lets them know,” he said. “She’s smart enough to know actually who the threats are and who they aren’t.”
Kyle has clearly fallen beak-over-tail-feathers for her savior!
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