Brittany0208
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- May 21, 2018
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Hello, everyone, my name is Brittany.
I made an account a few months ago but didn't really stick around, so I'm reintroducing myself.
Earlier this year, I adopted a 9-year-old male Greater Vasa that only has one leg. His name is Java and he's been in my life for 8 months now. I look forward to getting to know everyone here and exchanging stories. Thanks for having me.
A little backstory on Java:
he has been an aviary breeder his entire life and lost his leg due to a raccoon attack, which damaged some of the nerves in his remaining foot, so he only uses three of his four toes.
When I got him, he was very underweight, being 359 grams and severely calcium deficient.
I'm still learning his personality, and I'm not sure if I've seen it yet since he is my first parrot as I have only had a budgie when I was 11 and a dove when I was 14.
All stories, suggestions, and insight are welcomed.
I made an account a few months ago but didn't really stick around, so I'm reintroducing myself.
Earlier this year, I adopted a 9-year-old male Greater Vasa that only has one leg. His name is Java and he's been in my life for 8 months now. I look forward to getting to know everyone here and exchanging stories. Thanks for having me.
A little backstory on Java:
he has been an aviary breeder his entire life and lost his leg due to a raccoon attack, which damaged some of the nerves in his remaining foot, so he only uses three of his four toes.
When I got him, he was very underweight, being 359 grams and severely calcium deficient.
I'm still learning his personality, and I'm not sure if I've seen it yet since he is my first parrot as I have only had a budgie when I was 11 and a dove when I was 14.
All stories, suggestions, and insight are welcomed.