Oli
Active member
Thank you for your story. Your strength in this incredible loss gives me a lot of perspective. I hope the best for you and your flock.
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Those of us who joined PF recently would love to know what happened to your flock.
oh my god. This is terrible Iām so sorryMy elderly mother was in a nursing home, and I wasn't having that... so I brought her home to live with me.
I hired a caregiving agency and gave them explicit instructions regarding what NOT to do around parrots, including Teflon protocols. My mother's caregiver turned out to be shall we say, less than rational. We got into it one day about "boundary issues" with her. She got POed at me, so she stuck a teflon coated pan in the oven, cranked the oven up to high, and four and a half hours later called me at work to let me know my birds were dying...
These were my babies. My oldest bird was 47. They were out and about trained go everywhere, love everyone birds. Two of my birds spoke in context. That was 20 years worth of training...
I educated this lady on how NOT to kill my birds, and instead, gave her a blueprint on how to do one of the most vicious things anyone could possibly do to me.
Then the caregiving agency said, Oooops... Not our problem.
Needless to say I fired them, hired an attorney and sued them.
However, I live in Texas, where pets have no legal value beyond the cash you paid for them. That's just how the law works here.
And no, the authorities did NOTHING about the animal cruelty complaint.. NOTHING!
I am still a bit bitter and angry about it. It's taken me quite awhile to get to this point in the grieving process.
This wasn't an accident. She wasn't even cooking anything! This was 100% pure hate...