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Budgie/Budgerigar : : Female : : Adult : : Small

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About Sky and Cloud
Status: Available for Adoption (adoption info) Species: Bird General Color: Blue Current Age: 6 Years (best estimate)

Hatch Date: 2018

Meet Sky and Cloud. These two lady budgies are quiet and demur. They each have beautiful coloration and markings. These girls are great companions to each other, sharing food, a fun cage full of toys and, gazes in the mirror.

They are relatively quiet apart from a little singing in the morning. This pair is approximately six years old. They are not entirely hand-tamed yet, but the foster family has been working with them and is making progress.

If you want to adopt some calm and beautiful birds, these gals are a good choice.

They have been disease-tested for psittacosis and PBFD.

Sky and Cloud are being fostered in Bristol, PA, and will require an in-person visit before adoption. We will not ship our adoptable birds.

For the Love of Birds is a network of dedicated foster homes throughout NJ and Eastern PA. As our adoptable birds are living in volunteer homes, we only allow approved adopters to make the required visits.

If interested in adopting Sky and Cloud, please visit our website ftlob.rescuegroups.org

Please read our adoption policies, and fees and complete an adoption application

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Educating potential adopters and the public is essential to reducing the problem of unwanted birds being kept in captivity and providing those birds living in homes with the best lives possible.

About Sky and Cloud

Educating potential adopters and the public is essential to reducing the problem of unwanted birds being kept in captivity and providing those birds living in homes with the best lives possible.