Sentence examples for parrot rescue from inspiring English sources
Both programs will probably include "The Hairy Man," a humorous tale of a swamp creature; "Urashimo Taro," about a little boy taken on an undersea journey by a tortoise; and "The Brave Little Parrot," about a rescue from a storm.
It is great to adopt parrots from a rescue organization and there are many wonderful birds available through them.
These problems exist in rescued parrots, or older parrots who are being re-homed.
The narrative opens with the elderly Fermina Daza being widowed when her husband, Juvenal Urbino, falls to his death from a mango tree while trying to rescue their parrot.
*NEVER rescue a parrot from a bad pet store!
If you're just interested in parrots, consider fostering for a rescue group before purchasing a parrot, as they can live for twenty or more years.
Try going to a bird store or rescue to handle parrots of different species and judge how comfortable you are with various birds.
The potential usefulness of parrots kept by breeders for possible rescue programs is, nevertheless, limited by extremely skewed representation of individual species in both institutional and private collections.
Vitamin D supplements could be the key to rescuing the kakapo a strange, flightless parrot that lives on only a few islands in New Zealand, New Scientist reports.
I would not have her end up like the many old maids in our vicinity who have no one for company and companionship save eighty-four rescue dogs and an African gray parrot.
