Looking for a new home for my 2 quakers

Thank you, keep me posted.

Something else you might consider is relinquishing your quakers to a rescue. I volunteer and foster for a local rescue down here in FL and we get a lot of birds in where for whatever reason, the owners just cant care for them anymore. Not every bird we get in is neglected or has a behavior problem, some are beloved pets whose owners, due to a life crises, have to relinquish them.

The parrots in our rescue are loved and well cared for by their foster parents and are matched very carefully with potential adopters. Although no one wants to have to give up their bird, sometimes it's for the best and a reputable rescue may be the way to go. Just a thought

I have always wanted Quaker, have had every biRD I could get my hands on. I GREW A HUMINGBIRD FROM MAYBE A DAY OLD TIL SHE COULD GO OUTSIDE. SHE CAME TO THE HOUSE AND BUZZED THE WNDOW UNTIL SHE GOT HER NECTAR. SHE EVEN LEAD US TO HER NESTS. SHE WAS THE NICEST BIRDS. MY LAST BIRD WAS A SUN CONURE. HER OWNER DIED AND WHEN SHE WANTED HIM HE WASN'T THERE. SO SHE CAME TO ME CRANKY AND BITEY, UNLESS SHE WAS ON MY SHOULDER. THEN SHE WAS POOPY, AND TOOK OFF MY EARRINGS AND POPPED THE LENSES OUT OF MY GLASSES. WE ENDED UP BEST FRIENDS,THOUGH. sHE DIED DURING A SEIZURE. SHE CAME FROM A HOUSE WITH TWO TEEN-AGED GIRLS, AND ALL SHE SCREAMED WAS 'HELP ME. HELP' I'VE RECENTLY BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ALZHEIMER'S. WHEN I PASS GO THERE ARE MANY BIRD LOVERS IN THE FAMILY, THAT WOULD FIGHT OVER THEM. THEY WOULD ALEADY HAVE RELAIIONSHIPS WITH THEM. I LIKE TO SLEEP WITH THE BIRD, SO I WANT THEM BIG ENOUGH. TO. CUSSIG BITE ME OFF OF THEM. I WOULD LIKE 2 BIRDS. CUSSING WOULD BE A PERK. ANY ONE INTERESTED IN GIVING UP THEIR WELL BEHAVED SWEET TALKING BIRDS, TO A CUSSIN HOUSE? THANKS FORREADING MY BOOK. KAREN REA DICKERSON