Lady Didn’t Want This Macaw. Now She's Her World | Cuddle Buddies
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- čas přidán 16. 11. 2023
- At first, Carla didn't want this macaw, but now Mango follows her like a pup. She helps Carla with washing dishes and cooking, and they even take naps together. But Carla would have never expected that, as getting Mango was not her choice.
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I'm so sorry for your loss. I pray the bond between you and Mango strengthens daily. It's clear. She truly loves you, Mommy. ❤🦜
I think it’s so neat how he could almost foresee his leaving for her to have a companion.. My husband passed in 2018 and I would be so grateful for him thinking ahead like this. We are not promised tomorrow so live in that moment..
I'm so sorry for your loss. 😔
Yeah it seems almost like fate
Oh, so sorry for the loss of your beloved. I hope you had many good years together.
ironically it seems he did it to give him a coping option if his wife passed, rather than the other way around & she had no interest in HIS bird that was meant to replace her, but it is beautiful imo that both these beings that loved the same person managed to find love in each other after he was gone :)
I'm so glad that Carla now has Mango to help her remember her beloved husband Thomas. Looks like they're developing an un-breakable bond. Much ❤ to both Carla and Mango from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺
So very sad for your loss. Mango is lucky to have you, especially with the sweet story behind her coming into your life.
So sorry for your loss but also very happy you and Mango formed a Bond and Share your Love for the man who brought you together and Beautiful is that to know you have each other ❤ Thank you for Sharing such an uplifting story of grief and newfound LOVE for each other and creating new memories with this PRECIOUS little SOUL ❤
I am so sorry for your loss 😢 I am glad that you knew, even in your grief, that Mango was grieving for your husband also. Glad that she has made you part of her flock❤
No one could anticipate such a turn of events. So glad you realized you both needed each other to cope with the loss of best friend ❤
agreed, but I would say more than a friend, rather the love of both their lives :)
😢😢😢just seeing Tommy passed. Big hugs ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So sorry for your loss. Mango is gorgeous. Thankyou for adopting him. ❤
Mango is beautiful! Slowly slowly one day at a time. Healing is hard but can be very rewarding.♥️🦜♥️
Aww,u lucky lady 2 have such a wonderful husband n 🤪🦜❤❤❤❤
Your shared grieving bonded you two.
You inherited a very beautiful bird. But most importantly that bird will be your friend and family member for a long time. Carla is worth more than gold. Parrots are very social and intelligent birds. She seems to love you and that makes me happy. Enjoy her and keep posting the lovely videos of her and you together. May your husband Rest In Peace. God bless you both.
Im so sorry for loss but God blessed you with a angel and need each other ❤
I’m so sorry for your loss Carla 🥺❤️🙏🏻
Sorry for your loss. :(
So cute 🦜 so glad she finally bonded with Mango. My condolences her husband died, very sad for her and the bird 😢 A beautiful story 🤗 Thanks Cuddle Buddies 🌷
So sorry your husband had to leave too soon, but I am impressed with your love of him to make room for this cantankerous Parrot,lol, may the love between you two continue to grow and grow! Thank you for sharing.
Im pretty happy to know that other bird owners get trolled by them on a daily basis. shits funny from the outside but if you live with them 24/7 , its another story.
still loved my lil troubblemakers and would do it again any day.
agreed! Just this morning I was lifting up the cover on my bird's cage & it was wet, was trying to figure out how, while in the dark (cause my birds are hormonal & I've found if I take their cover off while the curtains are closed/lights out & leave them like that for about half an hour for a slow wake up, it helps their hormones), anyway I realised my hands were covered in wet, sticky lorikeet sugar poo. Girl had obviously woken up early & come out to her perch just outside the door, still under the cover, so as to poo all over the cover before returning to bed. ah birbs!
What a sweet story. I have a macaw. She used to belongbto my son. I get the feeling she blames me for his leaving although l had nothing to do with it. But l care for her and try to make her happy.
Whoa, didn't see that coming. 😢 So very sad and he sounded like a lovely man. ❤
How tragic. So sorry about your husband.
But I am so happy he loved your parrot
I'm very sorry for your loss, but I'm happy you have beautiful Mango to keep you company. I wish you happiness and comfort ❤❤
I know u must adore her knowing how much he n Mango ❤each other ❤❤❤❤
So sorry for your loss. Mango is giving you a reason, of many others, to keep going and feel the love of your dear husband in Mango🙏✨❤️
Lol i started seeing a birb behind my wifes back...lol thanks for keeping mango!
Exactly 😂😂😂😂
Mango is so adorable,silly and sweet 🥺😍❤️
So sad for your loss. She is a beautiful bird :)
Mango is so sweet precious and happy being with her mommy and daddy
This reminds me of my parrot who died 3years ago
I miss her💔
She's a MESS!!!😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤
She's so cute❤
She is so cute
I had a Quaker parrot once, really loved him, so cute. Mango is beautiful and a little stinker, but it's all good ❤❤❤
I am very sorry for such a loss😢 Mango is certainly unique
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cute clip
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I ❤ you Mango🦜
That's the thing about birds...they live so long that they often outlive their owners, and then are left abandoned. So glad to see that you guys are getting along (per bird standards)
Your husband was a serious ahead thinker. Nice!
I’m very sorry for your loss
What a bittersweet story, both your husband and Mango are beautiful souls.
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I believe Mango picked your husband to love. I am so sorry you lost your sweet husband. As you shared, as long as you have Mango, you still have a real connection with your husband.
My heart felt sympathy for your tragic loss. Was your husband joking about having someone if something happened to him? Anyway, updates on you and Mango...please :) Maybe your family could start a u tube channel! God's Best
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Oh my my husband is gone too he loved his McCaw also but i had to give him to a sanctuary because he wouldn’t bond with me it was sad but he’s having a great life now!
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
My deepest condolences on loss of your husband.
She's 😂😂😂😂😂
Omg it’s like her husband left a piece of him behind in the bird so she won’t be alone..🦜🦜🦜
I adopted a cockatoo that lost his mom after 23 years. I really had no intention of adopting a bird. But I was volunteering at a rescue and there was this bird that seemed so distraught. Next thing I know I'm a bird dad. 😂
That's awesome! What kind of Cockatoo? I was supposed to foster a Goffin Cockatoo for a week until he went to a friend that was helping find a home for him. Here I am, 4 months later, and he is a permanent part of my family lol.❤
@@ArmyForTheAnimals He's an umbrella cockatoo. Goffins are really cool my bird came to the rescue with a female Goffin. I felt so bad for him he just looked lost and was pulling out his feathers. But as soon as I got him home he turned into the sweetest guy. He kind of bonded to one of my chihuahuas and I think I got a pinky and the brain situation going. They always look like there plotting something terrible.🤣
@@chrisclark2583 Aw I love ☂️! My friend has a rescue umbrella and he is the best. My Goffin was also plucking in the home he was at before me. He doesn't do it since he's been with me tho. It's so sad they do that when they are unhappy. My Goffin is def a cuddle bug and sweet too. He loves people. I guess the don't call cockatoos "velcro birds" for nothing lol. 😝
Sounds like you better sleep with one eye open haha! 🐦🐕
I too lost my husband unexpectedly. If it were not for our animals I don't know if I would still be here.
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Dang. He got it for himself in case something happened to her and it ended up being hers cause something happened to him. Deep.
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Floof buddy.
Sometimes I think these sorts of unwanted parrots end up the best pets, due to owners not really caring if they lose them & so being willing to take them outside & by the time they decide they do want them, they feel comfortable continuing to have them outside.
I planned on soft releasing the pet rescue birds I got & so was happy to leave their cage open outside, but over time it became apparent there was no way they could ever be wild, due to their abuse history, so they're mine for life, but I'm able to take their cage outside, with open doors & let them interact with the wild birds for enrichment, without really worrying about them flying off.
All that said, please don't do this with birds that are not native to the area you are in, please take them to a shelter so they can go to a home with someone that loves them, rather than just flying off & dying, or breeding as feral birds & displacing native species & if you have a bird native to your area & want to return it to the wild, the best option is to give it to a local wildlife rescue, or see if national parks or other authorities in your area have programs where they do this professionally. I have a wildlife rescue background, so am trained in how to soft release birds so they have an easy & successful progression into living wild.
Basic steps if you want to do it yourself,
- bird outside in it's cage, let it communicate with wild, local birds of it's species
- once bird is communicating with local birds & building bonds with them, put food on the outside of it's cage to bring local birds down to it, watch interactions, ensure they are positive
- find a space to fly your bird to build up wing muscle & stamina, close all curtains if doing in rooms with windows & remove other hazards
- teach your bird to forage, collect a wide range of locally available foods that it will eat after release & present them in the same way it will find them in the wild, present water in a range of naturally found ways too
- once all the above is done & bird is ready to join it's new local family that it has bonded with, open the cage door, making sure there are perches near the door it can come & go from & allow it to come out of the cage to directly interact with wild birds while they are feeding near the cage, while continuing to offer better foods inside the cage. Bird should begin going for short flys with it's new friends & then returning either to go into the cage, or to eat outside the cage with it's new family & living with them the rest of the time.
- continue feeding the wild bird family & your bird for a number of weeks, monitor your bird's condition, make sure it's doing ok & if it is, you can gradually reduce the food you provide for all of them until your bird is independent, or if you prefer, continue feeding a little food (not too much) so as to continue to see your bird, now living wild
- ideally though you have a professional do all the above, as they know what to look for to indicate the bird is ready for each step
& if you accidentally lose your bird outside, best option is to already have recordings of birds of it's species doing "contact calls", that you have tested & know your bird responds to & if your bird does fly off, get these recordings & play them & your bird should respond, letting you know where it is & you can figure out how to get it back from there. My boy's been startled & flown off at dusk a couple of times & had the night outside, come morning, my girl has been too cold & not wanted to call because of that, but having recordings of her already ready to go, I can just play them to find where my boy is & then take their cage to that location & he will fly straight back to it when he sees it, knowing it VERY well from the outside, due to spending so much time on the outside of it inside my home
People. Keep your birds safe. Cats are an issue.
Hey, especially parrots need a parrot partner. Otherwise they never can communicate in their own language and life their natual behavior. Soo sad, and additionally clipped wings... what about fly-training? Im sorry but this is just an egotrip of humans. Imagin you are living with titans you will never understand correctly and then they cut some muscles or your legs that you couldnt run away. Your social life and need depends on titans
yes parrots should be raised with another parrot of the same species from babyhood, it causes problems for them emotionally when they are not. That is a different thing to the situation in this video though, where this parrot has been denied that, it's difficult to know if it would accept a parrot companion or not. My rescue boy was hand raised by humans & doesn't understand how to interact with others of his species, which causes major problems in his relationship with his/my girl, he loved her very much, but keeps triggering her hormones, then running away to try to mate with me instead of her, which them causes her to get distressed & bite him & scream at him over it & then pluck herself. He would probably be happier living on his own with just tv birds as companions.
As for clipping, there's no signs I can see that this bird is clipped. The wife simply didn't care if he flew off & so let him out, but he chose to stay. If you can see signs this bird is clipped, can you please give me a time stamp on where, cause I didn't see it
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