Emberamazing
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We have a bird to rehome.
We don't know the gender. So from here on out I'm just going to call him/her "Dory" or 'she/her' as my grandmother believe it's female.
Dory is the whole reason I got a bird in the first place. Though Dory is not exactly a friendly bird. I don't judge. Poor thing hadn't exactly had the best life before my grandmother took the bird in.
My grandmother has been going down hill lately. She's been diagnosed with dementia and well, doesn't remember things so well. In these last few days she and my grandfather have been in declining health. So it might be time to look for a new home for her birds.
We have homes for all but Dory. Who as I've said has a poor temperament. I know she's at least 20. I have been told it's a conure but I am not sure. She has a screaming problem. A side effect from uninformed parrot care.
She was left to my sister in my grandmothers will, but my sister never actually wanted the her. I'm in an apartment situation with a strict "No pets" Rule (We got Ember before the rule was instated but can't take on a new pet)
My mother doesn't think she can handle such a temperamental animal. But doesn't want to destroy Dory if she can avoid it. So I am reaching out to any rescues up in British Columbia Canada. I won't lie. She's going to be a challenge. This bird has never been socialized. She bites and has recently learned to attack people. But she wasn't always such a nasty animal.
We don't know when she'll need rehoming. I am only looking for centers or individual rescuers right now.
I had one rescuer in mind, but can't track them down now. So I'd rather know there are options now before it becomes dire.
Thanks for your time.
(If this is in the wrong place Please let me know and I'll just copy paste in the right spot. I'd rather not give the mods more work.)
We don't know the gender. So from here on out I'm just going to call him/her "Dory" or 'she/her' as my grandmother believe it's female.
Dory is the whole reason I got a bird in the first place. Though Dory is not exactly a friendly bird. I don't judge. Poor thing hadn't exactly had the best life before my grandmother took the bird in.
My grandmother has been going down hill lately. She's been diagnosed with dementia and well, doesn't remember things so well. In these last few days she and my grandfather have been in declining health. So it might be time to look for a new home for her birds.
We have homes for all but Dory. Who as I've said has a poor temperament. I know she's at least 20. I have been told it's a conure but I am not sure. She has a screaming problem. A side effect from uninformed parrot care.
She was left to my sister in my grandmothers will, but my sister never actually wanted the her. I'm in an apartment situation with a strict "No pets" Rule (We got Ember before the rule was instated but can't take on a new pet)
My mother doesn't think she can handle such a temperamental animal. But doesn't want to destroy Dory if she can avoid it. So I am reaching out to any rescues up in British Columbia Canada. I won't lie. She's going to be a challenge. This bird has never been socialized. She bites and has recently learned to attack people. But she wasn't always such a nasty animal.
We don't know when she'll need rehoming. I am only looking for centers or individual rescuers right now.
I had one rescuer in mind, but can't track them down now. So I'd rather know there are options now before it becomes dire.
Thanks for your time.
(If this is in the wrong place Please let me know and I'll just copy paste in the right spot. I'd rather not give the mods more work.)
