They can usually say a couple words and not with the clarity of a large bird. I had one that said hello and pretty. |
Here's another (4th? 5th?) thank you! |
| Jesus this makes me angry. Why the hell wouldn't the person at least bring their bird to the shelter, so he/she can be adopted? |
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Some male parakeets can say a lot of words!
Can't believe it either; don't get me started. What, she can make the effort to go put the bird down, but can't make the effort to drop it at a shelter? (it's suspicious) But disagree about letting the bird fly free. Parakeets are flock animals. One alone is hawk food. It's like dropping one of us in the middle of the desert and saying, "go roam free!" People do that with ducks--but unless they are true mallard ducks, the other breeds of duck have been bred, say, for breast meat--so they are breast-heavy and cannot fly. So people get sick of their pet duck and dump them in a pond and when it freezes, the duck dies. People are horrible at times, in not only do they abandon their charges, but also that they don't do their homework so they are cruel in their abandonment. |
| The ad is a coded message for sex. |
Okay, is this a joke? |
A captive bird like that would stand ZERO chance of surviving if set free. It would either die of exposure or (more likely) become a larger bird's dinner. Better to take it to the animal shelter if you want to give it a fighting chance for survival. Poor bird. |
maybe, but I was thinking the same thing, especially since it's no longer there. |
| PP here who said I texted the owned (and called) about taking the bird. I never got a call back so I assume she found a home for the bird. She sounded VERY young, for what it's worth. |
HI I AM LOOKING FOR A BIRD AND A CAGE SO ARE YOU CLOSE TO Palos Verdes please i need a bird |
You guys think it's some perv trying to get a kid to call? Or what? What is the thinking on this? |
Wonderful!
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