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Re: Yellow-naped Amazons searching for new home
Welcome to you! Take your time in rehoming them!
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Re: Yellow-naped Amazons searching for new home
How long have these two been caged together?
This might be a situation where they should be separated, in the hopes of giving at least one of them a decent future, and hopefully both. I mean, a 70-year-old parrot? Are you sure? |
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Re: Yellow-naped Amazons searching for new home
They have been together for about ten years now. Yes 70 years old according to the neighbor of the deceased elderly gentleman who took Charlie in (they were going euthanize him due to his age, thus the neighbor stepped in). Charlie and Rosa both seem very happy to have each other. When they are out they are always together.
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We are currently going to hold off on rehoming these two. Currently we are working on an aviary so these guys can have more space and outside time (especially in the summer). Thanks for all of your suggestions.
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Hi! Thank you for checking in and letting us know what happened. We hope you stick around.
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Re: Yellow-naped Amazons searching for new home
Of course if the right home came along we would still consider rehoming them. Here is a picture of the two getting into trouble. I forgot to mention Rosa also doesn't have much of a tail. We believe she likely lost it with her previous owner and their "parrot wrangling" techniques. They have lived a very low stress, healthy life the last 10 years. We only want the best for them and they are rather easy since they don't crave the human interaction parrots normally do. I just worry about the arrival of more little fingers in the home.
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Aw- I hope you keep them if they are content with you. I love that picture and I love that ole' Charlie is still alive and kickin'.
Little fingers are a challenge but it's more on the kid/parent than the bird. "Don't touch the birdy cuz he may bite ya!" was the first thing out of my mouth to strangers at age 3 lol! I had tremendous respect (and reverence in terms of what that bird could do to me). She was uncaged almost all the time (except when sleeping or when we left) ..yes, she did occasionally buzz us when flying off her perch do to excitement, but each of us were taught to understand how to act from day 1. That is not to say that I was never bitten, but never as a kid. My cousin was not so lucky, but that could have been avoided by preventing access- she was bitten very hard on the ear while holding the bird at age 5 or so...She finally decided she was ready to pick him up again about 25 years later :0 haha. BUT---- given the fact that yours are already are less needy because they are bonded, I feel like you could do this (only because you have had them for 10 years--- I wouldn't ever suggest a person with a new baby on the way adopt a new bird).. With baby gates etc, this could work...nap times/noise will be the hardest thing for both in this scenario (IMO). Last edited by noodles123; 03-27-2021 at 09:37 PM. |
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