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What would I do with my bird2007-11-24 17:26:08

I work at a pet store and we got a Jenday conure about a month ago that i have hand-raised and given a lot of love and attention to because he was so underweight. I really want to buy this bird and finally showed it to my mom, who actually fell in love with it. It's basically a done deal, but my parents are concerned about what will happen to the bird in the next year or so as I transfer to another school. I'm a freshman in CC right now and was wondering if anyone knew of any schools that allowed birds or maybe another alternative for me?

Answers:

Loud bird alert!! A jenday is as loud as a sun conure. This means a single family home unit only. Apartments will not work with this bird. You will be kicked out very quick for loud noise.

Sounds like mom and dad will be the proud caretakers and best Buddy of a Jenday Conure. Remember you will be mom to the bird but they will be grand parents and will end up stuck with the bird when you are out on a date or gone much at all. Being you work with birds you know they have to have someone taking care of them every day just like a young child does.

If they are not willing to adopt the bird and have time for it being you know you will not have time for the bird. Maybe you should not get it. It is not good to be neglect be it a child or a bird.

The dummy below me has no idea of what he/she is talking about. Do not ever just let a tame bird go. They will die with in 6 months because they do not know to fly south. They are from the south and do not migrate. So they would freeze or they would starve because not knowing where to get food or they would think it was ok to fly up to someone which that just might be a teen age male and he may just bat it with a baseball bat because it was kewl to do. Or a cat or dog will eat it. And being they don't know which birds are friendly would be killed by a hawk or something. plus why would you spend that much money to let it go.