Please feel free to cross post this on any other bird boards this is a post from a girl I know from another board, some of her friends birds were stolen, here is her post:
Everyone around Los Angeles CA area, please keep an eye out for anyone
trying to sell my babies:
Last night, someone broke into my backyard aviary, stole 7 parrots, and
Killed one. The birds taken were:
a pair of eclectus (Solomon male and possible RS/Sol mix female),
2 mexican red headed amazons (aka greencheek amazons);
2 whitefronted amazons (aka spectacled amazons) and
1 bluefront amazon.
They killed my beautiful Solomon Eclectus girl, Lili, and left her brother
Lani very traumatized.(but thankfully safe!!)
The ekkie pair are semi tame, but sweet and still handleable. The 4 amazons
I raised from babies, they are tame and can say a few words. The bluefront
amazon is not 100% healthy - she had aspergillosis, still has breathing
difficulties, and may need meds. I am afraid that in the wrong hands, she
will end up dead.
I am guessing these thieves are not pro's, they only took the "easy to get"
birds, and were unable to remove my biting bluefront male and his lady (good
boy, Chico!), or my wild vos eclectus pair, or Lani.
Please, crosspost, get the word out to pet store owners, sellers, breeders.
If anyone has any suggestions, or knows any "shady" shops or sellers
(especialy downtown or east LA areas), please let me know. I have called
every bird store I could find in the LA area, but every little bit helps. If
you can print or post a few flyers, I can email you a graphic or send copies
by mail. I am absolutely heartbroken, these are my babies...
Thanks Contact Anna Kasho
[email protected]
Everyone around Los Angeles CA area, please keep an eye out for anyone
trying to sell my babies:
.................................................. ..................................................
Hopefully the more the word is passed around in hopes the sooner these birds can be found and Returned to Anna feel free to cross post this on any other bird boards that you know of.
Thank you
Everyone around Los Angeles CA area, please keep an eye out for anyone
trying to sell my babies:
Last night, someone broke into my backyard aviary, stole 7 parrots, and
Killed one. The birds taken were:
a pair of eclectus (Solomon male and possible RS/Sol mix female),
2 mexican red headed amazons (aka greencheek amazons);
2 whitefronted amazons (aka spectacled amazons) and
1 bluefront amazon.
They killed my beautiful Solomon Eclectus girl, Lili, and left her brother
Lani very traumatized.(but thankfully safe!!)
The ekkie pair are semi tame, but sweet and still handleable. The 4 amazons
I raised from babies, they are tame and can say a few words. The bluefront
amazon is not 100% healthy - she had aspergillosis, still has breathing
difficulties, and may need meds. I am afraid that in the wrong hands, she
will end up dead.
I am guessing these thieves are not pro's, they only took the "easy to get"
birds, and were unable to remove my biting bluefront male and his lady (good
boy, Chico!), or my wild vos eclectus pair, or Lani.
Please, crosspost, get the word out to pet store owners, sellers, breeders.
If anyone has any suggestions, or knows any "shady" shops or sellers
(especialy downtown or east LA areas), please let me know. I have called
every bird store I could find in the LA area, but every little bit helps. If
you can print or post a few flyers, I can email you a graphic or send copies
by mail. I am absolutely heartbroken, these are my babies...
Thanks Contact Anna Kasho
[email protected]
Everyone around Los Angeles CA area, please keep an eye out for anyone
trying to sell my babies:
.................................................. ..................................................
Hopefully the more the word is passed around in hopes the sooner these birds can be found and Returned to Anna feel free to cross post this on any other bird boards that you know of.
Thank you
I would love to spend 5 minutes with the people who did this. Why kill one, there was no need for that, its bad enough that someone has to come to the aviary to find birds missing, let alone find one that has been killed. Lets hope she gets them back.
