mooreavians
Chirping
- Dec 30, 2017
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I'm still in absolute shock as I write this. I had a pair of button quail for almost two years now, wonderful little birds, they were pair bonded and loved each other to pieces. Absolutely inseparable. Sometime last night, our little hen passed away of a prolapse. I didn't notice until this morning, 6:30 am, and I'm in shock. I just lost a beloved rat yesterday, pts for hind leg degeneration, and I can't even comprehend what to do right now.
The little rooster, Wasabi, panic-crows if I touch or move her little body, as in crows at the TOP OF HIS LUNGS without stopping, so I moved her farther into the enclosure. He stopped crowing immediately, but it's still dark and I don't know if he fully understands what has happened.
I don't know what to do with the little guy. He's in pieces. Button quail bond so deeply, they don't know what to do without their partner. Bibi needs a new home with someone who already has experience with button quail, and has a hen looking for a wonderful little rooster to call her own. I have no idea how Bibi will react to a new hen, unfortunately, so someone already with experience is very important. All I know is the little guy isn't okay like this and I don't know what to do.
We live in south-eastern Pennsylvania, willing to drive up to a couple hours to meet halfway if we have to for this little guy. PM me for more details, SERIOUS folks only please, I'm still grieving and I really just want our remaining little buddy to be okay and in good hands.
The little rooster, Wasabi, panic-crows if I touch or move her little body, as in crows at the TOP OF HIS LUNGS without stopping, so I moved her farther into the enclosure. He stopped crowing immediately, but it's still dark and I don't know if he fully understands what has happened.
I don't know what to do with the little guy. He's in pieces. Button quail bond so deeply, they don't know what to do without their partner. Bibi needs a new home with someone who already has experience with button quail, and has a hen looking for a wonderful little rooster to call her own. I have no idea how Bibi will react to a new hen, unfortunately, so someone already with experience is very important. All I know is the little guy isn't okay like this and I don't know what to do.
We live in south-eastern Pennsylvania, willing to drive up to a couple hours to meet halfway if we have to for this little guy. PM me for more details, SERIOUS folks only please, I'm still grieving and I really just want our remaining little buddy to be okay and in good hands.