Never been a bird person, but rescued an extremely abused conure today. PLEASE HELP!

[Kiwibird]

Those toys look nice to me. Since the current cage is small and a 'temporary' housing situation, as not to take up too much room, she could put in one toy at a time and swap it out every day or every other day for mental stimulation I think those snuggle huts provide a nice option for birds. I would suggest a rope perch or natural over a cement if it's going to be the only perch the bird has. Those cement perches are pretty abrasive and a bird needs other places to stand. This bird is so lucky to have been rescued by someone who wants to help him!

 

[mh434]

Elmobird, thank God you decided to rescue the little guy! It may be an uphill road for awhile (with a bit of a steep learning curve), but you'll make it - and you will be saving a precious life in the process!

ALL my birds are rescues. Not all of them make it, if their nutrition in early life was bad enough, but most do. One thing I CAN tell you for certain is that your feeling that he understands you're trying to help & save him is 100% correct. It may take them a bit to trust you, but once they do, there's no going back! He WILL love you forever! (ask me how I know!).

WELL DONE!!! Keep at it, you'll get him happy & healthy in no time!