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Looking For A Warm Cozy Home For A Green Cheek Conure


benjaminjayb

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Good Evening Grey Community:

 

I'm not 100% if this is acceptable seeing these are the "grey forums", but my wife and I are looking to find our little Green Cheek Conure a new home by year-end. He's a darling 5-6 year old, but unfortunately we can't keep him because we're expecting twins early next year. Obviously the news of having twins is VERY exciting for us :) and it is very difficult letting go of Yuki, but ultimately we're looking to spend Oct-Dec finding him the "right" home. I've heard great things about the Grey Forums, particularly related to knowledge and passion within.

 

So here goes... is anyone interested in adopting Yuki, our 5-6 year old Green Cheek Conure? We're based in Summer, Las Vegas, NV, and are willing to ship him to the "right" home anywhere across North America. We have his hatch paperwork, veterinary documents, and of course are willing to get him checked one last time prior to departure (clean bill of health). If anyone is interested, by all means reply, PM, or email me directly at benjamin.berenson@gmail.com.

 

Thanks a bunch everyone! Hopefully this stirs some interest.

 

Benjamin

 

PS: Quick pic below... I'll try to find a better one later today after work!

 

Yuki.jpg

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This post really pulls at me. I showed it to my wife - answer was a 'soft' no. My first bird was a GCC named Lester. I love love loved him. Although I'm drawn to the Greys as if I was one I wish I could offer him a home. I have a secretary that has a cockatiel that told me the other day she is looking for another small bird. I often bring in sprouts and and treats for her cockatiel. Will see if she is at all interested. Makes me very sad when a bird has to lose a home because of kids. humans....

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Thanks for the feedback so far everyone. Truly appreciate you taking the time to reply, rather we truly appreciate!

 

It's one of the toughest decisions we've ever had to make, because Yuki truly is a gem of a bird. He's super loving, and we've trained him to enjoy cuddle time. But ultimately twins are coming, and our OBGYN recommended we not have a bird in such a small environment. We do still live in an apartment, and while a home is in the near future (2-3 years out), it's simply too long with two newborns coming our way. He's such a great little guy though... which is why I'd love to find an experienced bird owner for him, someone who truly loves little birds with big personalities.

 

I've added a picture of him to my first post as well. I'll start looking across other forum communities as well today. Again any interest, please never hesitate to write at benjamin.berenson@gmail.com or reply.

 

- Benjamin

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I'd almost be willing to foster him if you have a house on the way. 2-3 years goes by *like that*. Surely someone could look after him for that amount of time? He's absolutely beautiful by the way. Is that a teal coloring? Turquoise? I've never seen that color on a GCC.

 

Afternoon Sterling,

 

Thanks for the reply, appreciate it. Yea, we're targeting a 2 to 3 year time frame for a house either in Green Valley or Summerlin, Las Vegas. Really a function of savings post-twins, as I really want a bigger piece of initial equity in the home. Firm believer of the older generation mindset when it comes to buying homes.

 

Yea, Yuki is a bit more rare because of his color. Our local parrot shops always say the same thing... "Wow, beautiful coloring" or "Wow, never seen his color before."

 

I was thinking about a temporary place for him, but it would really come down to our network of family/friends, and unfortunately we haven't any who are experience bird owners. I'd probably consider something like a temporary foster though... actually not a bad idea at all... I'll mention it to my wife.

 

- Benjamin

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The fostering idea sounds like a good one if you and your wife agree. That way you don't need to give up on Yuki entirely. 2-3 years will fly by (even more so with twins!) and then you can plan to adopt him back into your lives when you have the space to do so.

 

What a great idea, Sterling :)

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