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Updated June 9, 2006: After some time in his foster home, his foster mom thinks that Leon probably needs to be in an only-bird home. When he is with other birds, he can be aggressive with them and with his humans. So for now he's back to working with his foster mom one-on-one in a room away from the rest of her flock. He likes to come out of his cage now and is quiet, only making little chirps to communicate. Hi - I am the very lucky cockatiel, Leon. Though I am a small normal gray guy, I have a brave heart! One day I suddenly found myself lost outdoors and very cold and hungry. And if that wasn't bad enough, suddenly a dog grabbed me! But my guardian angel must have sent that dog because the dog was a well-trained hunting dog and gently 'retrieved' me to his kind owner. I was then taken to a nearby avian vet who fixed me up in no time. Soon I had a foster mom here at Mickaboo and a warm cozy foster home. But what I really need is a permanent family. I'm a little shy and quiet, but I'm happy and I even eat pellets and some veggies! Maybe this time my guardian angel has sent you to find me? Story posted on: December 9, 2005 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 |
