Sarahferal
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Hello I work at an animal shelter and we have three lovebirds with us. Two we believe are siblings (Kiwi/Papaya), and the third a female (Mango). They arrived separately. The single female and one of the pair (believed to be male) became friends and we let them play supervised but caged separately. The third bird flies solo when everyone is out of their cages, and does like the female.
Now our three little friends are looking for homes. Mango and Kiwi play together daily supervised, and Papaya has become more people friendly. Now my question is can we seperate them? I'd like to see the pair stay together, but wasn't sure if the third wheel would be ok if they were adopted and he was left behind? I'm happy to make it that they have to be adopted together (seperate cages) but it will definitely take longer.
Thank you for your help! Watching them is such a great part of my day!!
Now our three little friends are looking for homes. Mango and Kiwi play together daily supervised, and Papaya has become more people friendly. Now my question is can we seperate them? I'd like to see the pair stay together, but wasn't sure if the third wheel would be ok if they were adopted and he was left behind? I'm happy to make it that they have to be adopted together (seperate cages) but it will definitely take longer.
Thank you for your help! Watching them is such a great part of my day!!
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