mmr1084
Sitting on the front steps
- Joined
- 2/3/22
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- Meagan
So I was dropping blankets and toys of at my local animal shelter. I do this every year spring cleaning and such and while I was there I saw that they had a IRN. They said he was male and surrendered about a week ago the mother had bought him for her daughter.Unfortunately they did not research how much time he would require. He is about a year old. And he was lovely. I spent about an hour with him. And he didn’t exhibit any behavior I would consider super difficult to work with. My question is are they really that difficult?I have tried to gather as much info possible on IRN. It’s very mixed. Then I read the good the bad and the ugly on here and was really taken aback. It kinda comes off like they are a very difficult bird. Compared to same thread under The African Grey section which I previously considered a bird needing to be owned by people with years of experience seems tame in comparison. I would love to give him a home but I’m a little intimidated by what I’ve read.
I will help him find a home wether I take him or not.
I will help him find a home wether I take him or not.