My life has not been easy, but I have remained loving and sweet despite my rough beginnings. I have been in at least 4 homes and 2 parrot rescues. In one of my homes, my beak was badly punctured by another bird and I had to be hand-fed soft foods until it grew back out, causing my beak to need minor shaping several times a year. But most folks would never notice it. Due to my losses of homes and insecurities, I began taking my fears out on myself by barbering my feathers. I will probably never be fully feathered, but I am mostly fluffy. I am a small girl but very sweet and I can be loud when I want attention. I am still a bit needy for affection, but having my own family can certainly change that. I am well-socialized and love to go places. Some of my favorite things are: hanging out with my people, helping with the dishes, and getting kisses. I look forward to having a family I can call mine once again. I prefer not to be home with no other birds, cats, overactive dogs, or young kids.
Pablo Escobar the Congo African Grey (CAG) joined Papayago Rescue House in 2015. His previous mom was juggling a lot—back in school and raising two teenagers—so even though it was a difficult decision, she knew she couldn’t provide Pablo with the time, quality care, and veterinary attention he needed. At PRH, Pablo has found a …
