I have read and signed the post regarding rehoming birds.
We unfortunately need to find new homes for our parrots. It is not something we want to do, but something we unfortunately need to do so that our parrot family can have their best life. I have no doubt this is going to be an emotional experience for us, as just coming to this decision already has been. Our birds have been part of our lives for 15+ years. Not having them with us anymore will undoubtedly haunt us, but we feel this is in their best interest. There will be a rehoming fee as is recommended by this forum, and you will need to be able to pick the birds up (and their cage if you want it). We live in central Texas. If you have a question you may ask it here. If you are interested in adopting one of our birds, please message me directly so that we may exchange contact information.
Topaz - Blue and Gold Macaw - Loves human interaction. We have always thought he would do great with other macaws. He needs to go to a home with someone who has experience with macaws. He has always had a large cage to himself.
Harper - African Grey - She loves to be held and have her head scratched. She does need someone who is patient. African Greys are picky and it may likely take time for her to get use to a new home and new people.
Ideally, Harper and Topaz should go to the same home. They both talk, and they communicate with each other. Topaz will do tricks like extend his wings, wave, etc. to which Harper will respond with “Big bird!” or “Woooow!”. Things like that.
Boo - Jenday Conure - She is a shoulder bird for sure. She loves attention, loves people. Boo was my first parrot and made me fall in love with birds.
Evey & Anakin - Green Cheek Conures - They share a cage, but their personalities couldn’t be more different. Evey is a very sweet, cuddly bird. Anakin, not so much.
Apple & Jax - Green Cheek Conures - They are a sweet pair of birds. They use to lay eggs and it has taken its toll on Apple. They do over groom each other. Apple really just wants to be left alone. Jax is a bit nervous but does enjoy a little interaction.
Kiwi & Kylo - Green Cheek Conures - These 2 are brothers. They are Apple and Jax’s babies. My wife and I incubated the eggs and raised them. They are about 6 years old now. They currently share a cage.
We would prefer that Apple, Jax, Kiwi, & Kylo go to the same home.
We unfortunately need to find new homes for our parrots. It is not something we want to do, but something we unfortunately need to do so that our parrot family can have their best life. I have no doubt this is going to be an emotional experience for us, as just coming to this decision already has been. Our birds have been part of our lives for 15+ years. Not having them with us anymore will undoubtedly haunt us, but we feel this is in their best interest. There will be a rehoming fee as is recommended by this forum, and you will need to be able to pick the birds up (and their cage if you want it). We live in central Texas. If you have a question you may ask it here. If you are interested in adopting one of our birds, please message me directly so that we may exchange contact information.
Topaz - Blue and Gold Macaw - Loves human interaction. We have always thought he would do great with other macaws. He needs to go to a home with someone who has experience with macaws. He has always had a large cage to himself.
Harper - African Grey - She loves to be held and have her head scratched. She does need someone who is patient. African Greys are picky and it may likely take time for her to get use to a new home and new people.
Ideally, Harper and Topaz should go to the same home. They both talk, and they communicate with each other. Topaz will do tricks like extend his wings, wave, etc. to which Harper will respond with “Big bird!” or “Woooow!”. Things like that.
Boo - Jenday Conure - She is a shoulder bird for sure. She loves attention, loves people. Boo was my first parrot and made me fall in love with birds.
Evey & Anakin - Green Cheek Conures - They share a cage, but their personalities couldn’t be more different. Evey is a very sweet, cuddly bird. Anakin, not so much.
Apple & Jax - Green Cheek Conures - They are a sweet pair of birds. They use to lay eggs and it has taken its toll on Apple. They do over groom each other. Apple really just wants to be left alone. Jax is a bit nervous but does enjoy a little interaction.
Kiwi & Kylo - Green Cheek Conures - These 2 are brothers. They are Apple and Jax’s babies. My wife and I incubated the eggs and raised them. They are about 6 years old now. They currently share a cage.
We would prefer that Apple, Jax, Kiwi, & Kylo go to the same home.
