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Hello Dear,
Calvary greetings to you and your family.i would have loved to
give you a call but i have cool.our babies are
cute and adorable ready to go for adoption to any good home which will
promise to love and care for them.we am giving them out for since we
got down here in Cameroon,both my wife and i have
come to discover that we have less time to care for them due to the
state of our new job and our kids are still very young to provide the
birds with care and attention.As you know,this type of birds need a
lot of care
and companionship to keep them funky.well,i travailed down here with
my wife Susanne and our little girl(Ysabelle and Eliana)some weeks ago
for missionary work here in Cameroon under the command of North
American Baptist Conference for world outreach (NAB)
which will be lasting for over some months
hoping that these birds will keep our family company and make our home
very happy since birds are our favorite pets but now,there is an
urgent
need for us to ship them back home.This was a very difficult decision
for my family to come to but we have no option but to give them out for
adoption and continue to pray that God provides any body taking them
with the strength to take very good care of them. DNA sex
tested,proven female and male parrots,weaned,
vet checked and will come with their toys.very tamed and talking female and
male closed rung and come with hatch certificate,information/care sheet,
diet sheet, and all the help and advice i can give.,closed bonded and vet
checked with up to date vet records.they have been together for 13weeks
and are microchiped.My birds spend hours in an open 10x6 area
in our family room playing, Great temperament, and live in a Cage size
- 30"x30"x30" (length X width X height) The birds are used to perch living
or can be caged.Not biters or screamers but a busy,busy guys and are
familiar with the activities of a busy home.Do share on the dining table with
us. will come with a sample of their food combination and toys.
Our birds need a wide variety of food. They need pellets and seed mixes,
fresh fruits, vegetables, and table food as their diet. our birds will show
distinct preferences, but you must take control. they will gorge on Sunflower
seeds to the neglect of more nutritious food. they need extra calcium, as
they are unable to store it in their bones. Oranges, collard and/or mustard
greens, and cooked broccoli are excellent dietary supplements.
Such birds are the sweetest family member one should ever desire for.
they love to be played with and sharing companionship with household
members,kids and other pets too. we will be shipping them to you from
Douala city,Cameroon which will take a 5-6hours
flight and you will be responsible for their shipping fee.we are not out
to make money out of our birds but just need a home which will spoil
them with all the love,care and companionship in this world as i
already said and so will like you to adopt our babies for your self
and not for sale.find their pictures attached below this mail.
>how soon will you need
the birds?
>will you be able to spoil them with love
and care?
>where are you really located precisely so that i can find out
about the cost of shipping.
Regards From My Family And Stay Blessed While I Waiting On You To Get Back.

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"Hello ,
I just read your mail regarding scarlet macaws.
I have a pair of scarlets that i need good and loving homes for them.
They are all hand fed,tamed and healthy.they are unrelated
and each single/pair comes with free cage,toys,health papers,
food sample,resource booklets,one year health guarantee
and more.I am asking $500.00 for a single,$800.00 for the pair
all including delivery to either your home or to a
closer airport for pick up.We live in Cottbus,Germany with the
birds.My husband and I run a Licensed Animal Rescue Zoo in
the French Province of Northern Cameroon and we are highly
in need of funds now,so we need to part with these birds to
raise some funds as soon as we can find good and lasting
home for them.i would have loved to talk to you better on phone
but i am suffering from an inner hearing problem
for some time now but you can reach my husband at anytime as he is
in Cameroon now on 00237 96727005 and you could talk it better with him.
Can i know where you are?with placing order i will need you to email your full home address,
delivery choice and the order of them you want.i still look forward to you then.
Thanks,Thurid. "

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Thanks contacting me in regards to my B&G macaw parrot for
adoption. I just pick up a bad traveling job and the will be no body
to take care of her behind me when living. I really like to send Beaker my B&G macaw only to a bird loving family or individual who will be interested in him. He is well trained tamed, intelligent and talking and could pronouns some words and names very well. I call him Beaker and he is answerable to the name. he will go for an adoption fee of 400$,
this 400$ is to enable me re-locate him to any body who will be interested in him. I am located in Akwa palm, Cameroon, and could ship him to an authentic House or working address and delivery done to the address without any problem from your closest airport as a delivery agent will locate your house or working address depending on the address you will want delivery done too. If you are really interested please take a good look at him, If everything is okay and you are interested to take him home I will need a delivery address from you
either been it a working address or a home address for delivery. Here
is my cell phone number 00237-7500-9840 or +237-7500-9840 my name is Louis you could call anytime if you wish to talk to me in person.
Waiting for your reply soon. i will sent you pictures in my next mail. i need to take recent pictures of him.
Stay Bless

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Parrots need homes too

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I have one scammer on the hook still...

Jeff.. are those your birds? We saw a baby grey in a store yesterday... almost bought it...

Still considering it...

We had an Iguana for 12 years... I can't imagine an pet being more work than an iguana... I've read a ton from parrot owners about how much work they are... I wonder how many parrot owners have owned an iguana?

thoughts?

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heading out to the store to visit the parrot again right now.

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Dont parrots shit all over the place?...You dont keep them in the cage all the time right?

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Funny story: Brother has a couple of badass Minx cats. The biggest baddest one is notorious for catching birds, especially larger ones up to a full grown crow once. He has a mass grave for them in his back yard lol. Well, he was remodeling his house and hired a guy to do the mud, tape and texturing. Said guy had a big ass parrot that he brought over the last day to show my brother. I dont know what kind it was, but wholly crap the wingspan was huge and it stood at least 24" tall, with a beek the size of a soda can.

Put the bird on its perch by the partially open front door. In walks the cat a while later with a sparrow in its mouth, all cocky coming to show off how good a hunter he is. Makes it through the doorway and nearly to the parrots perch when it squaks at him "BRAUTTT! HERE KITTY KITTY! BRAUTTT!" While spreading his wings wide. The 'badass' cat took one long look at the giant cat killer over his head calling to him in human speak and left the dead bird, his ego, and a bunch of deep scratches in the new hardwood floors on his way out!

Didnt see his cat for 2 days. Was in hiding. Or maybe seeing a cat phsychologist - "It was just in your head, there is no giant talking bird...."

Damn that was the funniest shit I ever seen. My brother was worried the cat might attack the bird, too. lol

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