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Update: 02/10/08 I'm doing much better now Hi! My name is Woody- that's short for "Woodland"- the town where I ended up after what I initially thought was a simple flight out and about town. I was found in a field as a stray and subsequently turned into the nearby SPCA. Luckily, the nice folks there gave Mickaboo a call, and they immediately got me to an avian vet for a check up. You see I am not feeling too well. My eyes are infected, and I have some other infection as well. The doc has my foster mom putting drops in my eyes and giving me other meds too! Though I am not really very pleased with it, I am fairly cooperative. I guess, deep down, I know in the long run I'll feel better because of it. My Mickaboo rescuers (that's how the shelter staff introduced them to me) think I am probably an escapee from an outdoor aviary. I am not too tame, and I have some plucking on the back of my neck, which indicates someone, probably a cage mate, was picking on me. I admit it's kind of nice and warm in this new place. Plus, I have all the food any bird could ever want. I am not too sure what I am supposed to do with these things, the lady here, calls toys yet. I'll figure that out later. Right now I need to eat, gain some weight, and get healthy so I can find myself a new home. Would you like to adopt a handsome pearly-pied cockatiel such as myself? I'd appreciate your consideration! Notice: Cockatiels are flock animals, and most of them are much happier when they live with at least one other cockatiel! Because of this, unless a household currently includes another cockatiel, Mickaboo usually requires that a minimum of two cockatiels be adopted. Print this page |
