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.
Kiya lost her mom years ago in an accident. She was being sold at a bird fair by an older man who went around "adopting" people's birds and then selling them. Kiya was part of a high-dollar trend of people who flip animals for profit. She was so scared and traumatized. She does not enjoy …
