Jump to content
NEW ADDRESS FOR MEMBERS GREYFORUMS.ORG ×
NEW ADDRESS FOR MEMBERS GREYFORUMS.ORG

Recommended Posts

Posted

I have seen that many times, and it makes me cry every time. But, I'll watch it again & again. I had a very old Grey with arthritis in his feet and legs, and lost the ability to perch. I outfitted his cage in a similar way. And carried him around in a sling around my neck, like you'd use for a broken arm. Special needs birds are special birds.

Posted

Hard to watch, couldn't finish it. To close to home. Reminds me of the last six months with Raven only she never got better just gradually worse. I agree with BaileysPapa about special needs birds. You really develop a deep bond that is hard to lose.

Posted (edited)

Thanks for sharing this jeff. It was bitter sweet. What a joy it is though, to see a family that embraced the event and found ways to still provide a disabled bird friendly environment. You can tell both bird and humans are still enjoying each other and are deeply in love. I enjoy videos and stories like this because they demonstrate a disabled critter need not be put to sleep and forgotten like a throw away device. It demonstrates an example for owners of all types of creatures to follow.

Edited by danmcq

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...