chloe.millar
Member
- Sep 29, 2021
- 6
- 27
- Parrots
- Green Cheek Conure
Hi there!
My name is Chloe, and I got Bree (my GGC) when I was 14. I did extensive research and felt extremely prepared to take care of her, and I was. Unfortunately due to mental health issues at that time, I was hospitalized, and when I got back my mother had gotten rid of her.
Fast forward and I get her back, we’re reunited for a year or so, and then I get legally emancipated. While I figure out my new living situation, my neighbors long term petsit, very kind. Now I’m 17, living with a friend, and just got Bree back. I’m transferring to university next year, and instantly knew I needed to find her a new home. So I guess I have a couple of questions:
- any advice on making this transition easier for her? I love her to the moon and just want her to be okay in her new situation
- any way you think I could keep her?
- other advice?
I know this is a somewhat unconventional situation, and rest assured, if I could go back I would certainly not have gotten a parrot if I knew where life was taking me. Now I just want to do what’s best for Bree while ensuring she gets proper attention and care.
My name is Chloe, and I got Bree (my GGC) when I was 14. I did extensive research and felt extremely prepared to take care of her, and I was. Unfortunately due to mental health issues at that time, I was hospitalized, and when I got back my mother had gotten rid of her.
Fast forward and I get her back, we’re reunited for a year or so, and then I get legally emancipated. While I figure out my new living situation, my neighbors long term petsit, very kind. Now I’m 17, living with a friend, and just got Bree back. I’m transferring to university next year, and instantly knew I needed to find her a new home. So I guess I have a couple of questions:
- any advice on making this transition easier for her? I love her to the moon and just want her to be okay in her new situation
- any way you think I could keep her?
- other advice?
I know this is a somewhat unconventional situation, and rest assured, if I could go back I would certainly not have gotten a parrot if I knew where life was taking me. Now I just want to do what’s best for Bree while ensuring she gets proper attention and care.