Cornie755577
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- Nov 27, 2024
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- Parrots
- 2x Indian ring necks, light blue and dark blue, 2 yrs old.
Hi everyone..
I’m from Australia, NSW.
A few months ago, a friend of mine moved house and needed someone to look after their parrots - 2 Indian ring necks, 1 male, 1 female. I said I would until they were set up. That person has since blocked me and stopped all contact..
I’m still looking after the birds (Fred and George). I have provided a much larger Avery than they previously had and an entire room for them, lots of toys and have been feeding them fruits, veggies and seeds. They are, however causing a lot of destruction to the walls. It was meant to be a short term solution for them whilst old mate figured their shit out but they’re still here and I’m unsure how to have them rehomed to someone who knows what they’re doing (more than I do!) and who can provide them a good permanent home. They really don’t and shouldn’t be stuffed around like old mate did to them.
Any person with knowledge on how to make this happen, would be much appreciated.
Thank you x
I’m from Australia, NSW.
A few months ago, a friend of mine moved house and needed someone to look after their parrots - 2 Indian ring necks, 1 male, 1 female. I said I would until they were set up. That person has since blocked me and stopped all contact..
I’m still looking after the birds (Fred and George). I have provided a much larger Avery than they previously had and an entire room for them, lots of toys and have been feeding them fruits, veggies and seeds. They are, however causing a lot of destruction to the walls. It was meant to be a short term solution for them whilst old mate figured their shit out but they’re still here and I’m unsure how to have them rehomed to someone who knows what they’re doing (more than I do!) and who can provide them a good permanent home. They really don’t and shouldn’t be stuffed around like old mate did to them.
Any person with knowledge on how to make this happen, would be much appreciated.
Thank you x
