Image: Farmhouse Brewing Co. / Farmhouse Brewing Co. is trying to reunite a unique one-armed stuffie named "Ducky" with its rightful owner.

By Mike Vanden Bosch

Chilliwack brewery on a mission

Chilliwack brewery seeks to reunite one-armed stuffie with rightful owner

Jul 2, 2025 | 10:50 AM

CHILLIWACK — A popular Chilliwack brewery is on a mission to reunite a unique stuffie with its rightful owner.

At the beginning of June, “Ducky” was left behind at Farmhouse Brewing Co., located at South Sumas Road and Lickman Road, along with a small onesie.

“No worries, this one-armed duck is being supervised closely by the awesome crew at Farmhouse and will wait..patiently, to reunite with its buddy,” the brewery wrote on its Facebook page.

In recent weeks, Farmhouse Brewing has been featuring some pretty cute pictures of a one-armed stuffie named Ducky in hopes of finding its true home.

“We know A LOT of people want to see Ducky reunite with its kiddo & we’re right here with you!” Farmhouse wrote on Facebook in late June. “It’s been a week of fun together, but Ducky’s STILL patiently waiting at Farmhouse for its buddy to come back…please come back for Ducky.”

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Image: Farmhouse Brewing

In the meantime, Farmhouse staff have taken Ducky on a number of trips around Chilliwack, including Greendale Acres where they met a goat, Greendale Lavender to smell the flowers, and Chilliwack Honey.

Image: Farmhouse Brewing / Ducky, the one-armed stuffie, as pictured with a goat at Greendale Acres in Chilliwack.

They also spotted Chilliwack’s pink car at the Botanica Flower Festival.