I'm sorry. I know how awful it feels, but a suffering bird needs someone to take the responsibility. Was she ill? I must say, it never gets easy to do.
She seemed paralyized from the "waist" down. I don't know if my roo damages her or what. She's been inside for a while without improvement.
Can't live in a box on the dining room table forever, even a very comfy box with high end room service. *laughs thru tears*
you did the right thing for her!....you did the MOST humane/kind thing for her, its up to US to not let them suffer and linger on.....thank you for being so brave!..i hope i am as strong someday....
I know sooner or later it will happen to me, too. But I hope I can do as well as you have. You are brave, and you came to the right place to talk about it.
It's never easy...sometimes it takes me a few days to work up the "mood" to get it done, but it does get done, and afterwards it's a feeling of freedom to have gotten rid of the sick or old bird....
I have had a rooster living in my bathroom for 2 months now. I thought we'd have to let him go weeks ago, but then he rallied. He was attacked by a stray dog.