i found a galah that was very tired

[kiwicockatiel]

pls help what do i do?

 

[Lady Jane]

We need more detail of your statement. If you found a bird that appears to be someone else's companion and exhausted I would first try to feed and give water to the bird. Then take it to a vet to check for a chip so the bird can go back home.

 

[sunnysmom]

Is this a pet bird or do you live somewhere with wild galahs?

 

[faislaq]

Yes, is the bird wild or a pet? Is it otherwise okay? Why is it so tired? Maybe offer food and water until it recovers?

 

[kiwicockatiel]

is a wild galah and sadly it passed last night :C

 

[kiwicockatiel]

well the lady that found it she sad it was hanging by its beack in a water tank she thinks it was there for 2 days

 

[kiwicockatiel]

sadly it wouldnt eat

 

[Zara]

That´s really sad.
If only the lady who spotted it didn´t wait for 2 days... Poor little guy

 

[sunnysmom]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Thank you for trying to help him.

 

[Shezbug]

Oh no, how sad.

Thank you for trying to help him.

 

[Birdbabe]

You tried, I really wish the person who noticed it didnt wait 2 days.

 

[kiwicockatiel]

they didnt know it was in there is was just very tired so thats what she thought and thanks i just berried it

 

[macawpower58]

I've heard that many wild cockatoos have Beak and Feather disease (PBFD) and if you see one listlessly sitting, and you have birds, be very careful.

If you have birds, please disinfect your clothing, and anything the bird may have had contact with.

Hoping that's not what it had, but I've heard it's very common in Australia, and has spread quite rapidly.

 

[Lady Jane]

Good advice.

 

[iamwhoiam]

So sorry that the Galah did not survive.

 

[Revali]

 

[Nancy B]

That's very sad

 

[kiwicockatiel]

i think he just died cuz he was to tired

 

[Fuzzy]

How sad. You were good to try to save him.

 

[kiwicockatiel]

i wish to get a galah one day hes name was lucky tho (i did not name him) but sadly he was not lucky