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Post by tahliamichelle on Jan 31, 2012 9:41:47 GMT 10
I lost my indian ringneck, his green with yellow on his back and a black ring round his neck. He answers to the name of emjay! he can talk very well and i miss him dearly! I lost him on the 30/1/12 in Logan Central, QLD 4114 any information please let me know!  Attachments:
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blinkybill
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My babies - Gucci the Ringneck and Blinky Bill my budgie <3
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Post by blinkybill on Jan 31, 2012 9:53:16 GMT 10
I will keep an eye out for him!!!! you poor thing |
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Post by vankarhi on Feb 1, 2012 6:25:44 GMT 10
I assume by Logan central you live in Brisbane??? Doesn't matter anyway ....... make sure you ring the vets, put flyers up EVERYWHERE, shops, walkways, vets, schools newsletters, radio's newspapers etc. A tame bird like that ........... some dishonest people think they have scored well. I know because I lost my very tame handraised alexandrine parrot over a year ago along with my breeding male eclectus and I advertised heavily for 5 months because Takoda was seen flying around for ages..........but I believe someone now has him as a pet..........same thing he was an excellent talker and very very tame.
Good luck and I hope you get him back.
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Post by lene1949 on Feb 1, 2012 9:28:50 GMT 10
I once lost my corella, Cory... I also put up notices everywhere, rang the vets, and put hundreds of fliers in mail boxes... In addition to that I called the RSPCA, paid a small fee to have him registered as missing for a certain period...
The RSPCA called me several times about tame corellas found all over Brisbane... Then came the call I'd been waiting for... A corella had been seen in a paddock only 500m from where I live... I called the people, who had called it in, and immediately went over there, and that was my Cory! A whole week had passed and he was very skinny, but alive and uninjured.
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