Another Bird ABANDONED! 😔

[@payne7028]

Thank you so much… for your videos and your genuine love and dedication.

[@malcolmmitchell6529]

I would love to adopt an indian ringneck. I will be with him ALL DAY

[@dharmacharinipasadanandi7110]

You are spot on. People have no idea what they're getting into when they get a bird. Birds are so intelligent, they are hugely underestimated by humans.

[@neatnancy8824]

Thank you for supporting us.... so many people including breeders don't see the problem or just don't care.

[@dharmacharinipasadanandi7110]

@@neatnancy8824 i just found your channel today. I am looking forward to getting to know your bird family. Thanks for doing what you do. :) best wishes from the UK

[@celested8073]

There will always be breeders who breed solely for money, it is unfortunate but the fact remains that they are not dog, cat, bird, etc lovers. If they truly cared, they wouldn't breed especially the large scale breeders. It breaks my heart to think how many animals are forsaken...

[@neatnancy8824]

Thank you so much for your support. I didn't expect to get so much hate for promoting adoption over breeding. They make so many excuses and say they love the birds just as much as any of us. Maybe they don't see what happens to the babies throughout their lives. Or they just don't care once sold.

[@roadmaster720]

how can anyone abandon these "baby birds"? if your not going to care for them, DON'T GET THEM. they are a lifetime commitment 20-40 yrs and beyond and love. my quaker and green-cheek conure are in the 20% of a lifetime home and love and attention from me. they are my buddies to the end and beyond. as a senior citizen, they are a lot of company to me and fun. we have our little camaraderie everyday and enjoy each other. my retirement has allowed them to be out of their cages for the full day and back in the same at bedtime. they love that. if i pass away, my son would take them in as they know him and they would be ok with each other. they would grieve over me but being with my son they would be ok. yes, they remember people, other pet birds that have passed away as well as dogs and cats they were around. they have a great memory for having a brain about the size of a bean.sometimes they have "selective memory" like their human. i love them to the moon and back.

[@pennyqueen5137]

my Quaker parrot was dump in a shoe box at a petco. i immediately adopted him. I have had him 17 years. He is a mean little booger. but I still love him. I am currently shopping for him a new cage. wish you could send it to me. then piper could have a friend

[@neatnancy8824]

Wow! 17yrs? I admire your dedication. If you loved nearby, there's plenty of quakers I could give you. Bless you for helping a bird in need .

[@pennyqueen5137]

@@neatnancy8824 yeah I although Texas is quite large it doesn't reach to Australia. lol

[@neatnancy8824]

@@pennyqueen5137 there's so many shelters in US. Some have over 900+ parrots. Even a few hours drive would be nothing compared to helping a bird in need that could live up to 80 yrs

[@cherylkinkaid6801]

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[@neatnancy8824]

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