Post by birdie on Oct 26, 2014 18:23:28 GMT -5
Good Afternoon !
My name is Teresa and I work at an animal shelter here in BC, Canada. Though we do have a parrolet, I've added a new feathered friend to the family whom I adopted from work. He's (sex unknown) a Quaker parrot (age unknown) who we called "Chicken Little" Quite bonded with me, not so with my fiance which is ok as our parrolet is his bird. He's kind of in rough shape, chest bald from plucking, spots on his wings, good appetite though he throws veggies out. Has free flight time prior to me going to work and when I get home though he prefers to sit with me. had his first "bath" as our parrolet always "baths" 1st thing in the morning. Have noticed that he looses a lot of dander, some of the feathers that he pulls out seem to have some white matter attached to the quill part. Not sure if that's from previous trauma or poor previous diet. Other than that, he's a happy little guy
My name is Teresa and I work at an animal shelter here in BC, Canada. Though we do have a parrolet, I've added a new feathered friend to the family whom I adopted from work. He's (sex unknown) a Quaker parrot (age unknown) who we called "Chicken Little" Quite bonded with me, not so with my fiance which is ok as our parrolet is his bird. He's kind of in rough shape, chest bald from plucking, spots on his wings, good appetite though he throws veggies out. Has free flight time prior to me going to work and when I get home though he prefers to sit with me. had his first "bath" as our parrolet always "baths" 1st thing in the morning. Have noticed that he looses a lot of dander, some of the feathers that he pulls out seem to have some white matter attached to the quill part. Not sure if that's from previous trauma or poor previous diet. Other than that, he's a happy little guy
