Birdline Parrot Rescue

Rescue, Rehabilitation, Education, Adoption

Birdline Parrot Rescue
In Loving Memory

Jady – Orange Wing Amazon – ADOPTED

Anna

Nov 19, 2019

This sweet girl made her way over the rainbow bridge today.  We are all saddened at the very sudden loss of her.  She touched many lives and we are blessed to have had the chance to be part of hers..

Meet Jady.

Jady is a 31 yr old Orange Wing Amazon parrot.

Jady came to Birdline with very poor feather condition due to nutrition deprivation, as well as a serious distrust of us humans. We are happy to report that Jady has taken to a better diet of Zupreem and Harrisons pellets, along with her fresh vegetables and a sprinkle of seed mix each day.

Jady has also learned to step up (if you have a pistachio treat!), and loves to fly! She will come fly into the living room so that she can hang out with the flock and watch what is going on.

A home with other parrots to keep Jady company would be great. She loves to hang out with the other amazons and doesn’t mind sharing a perch in the evening.

Jady is available now for adoption, and would love to meet you! Please fill out the guardianship application below if you are interested in Jady.

Name: Jady
Species: Orange Wing Amazon
Gender: Female
Age: 31 yrs
Gender Preference: none
Cage included: Yes (brand new)

Jadey - Blue Crown Amazon
Jadey – Blue Crown Amazon
Jadey and Pandy sharing a perch
Jadey and Pandy sharing a perch
Name
phone
Email
Address
City
Province - MUST BE IN ALBERTA
Please indicate your type of residence.
Please indicate the size of parrot you are interested in.
Do you have a preference for a particular species?
Do you own or rent your home?
If you rent, do you have permission from your landlord to house pets?
Who will be the primary caregiver?
Are all members of the family in agreement to adopt this bird?
How old are your children?
How many hours a day will the bird be in his/her cage?
Do you currently have an Avian Vet
If yes what is his/her name/clinic name:
How often do you think a parrot should be seen by an Avian Vett?
If you currently own birds, what do you use to clean the cage with?
How often do you think the cage cleaning should be done?
How often should the bird be given fruit and/or vegetables?
Should the bird be on an all seed diet?
Are you familiar with the different varieties of pellets for birds?
Should birds be given any vitamin supplements – either for their overall health or their feather condition?
Do you have any concerns taking a bird outside?
Do you have other pets in the home:
Please list the other pets currently in the home
Based on your knowledge, please list all potential dangers in a home that could affect a parrot:
Where will the bird/s be placed while on vacation?
In the case of an emergency ie:broken blood feather/nail – do you know what to do? please explain.
If the bird bites your spouse/child, how will you handle that situation:
Please list the things you hope to achieve with the adoption of this bird and what you will do to ensure the best quality of life possible.

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