[Gpdd] Announcement: Charlie has been rehomed

[Judi Lainer]

Glynnis, I am so sorry.  I can’t imagine having to rehome my birds.  But I had a dear friend who refused to rehome her parrots and she eventually passed away from her lung disease.  I was horrified.  She was only in her late 40’s.  

Maybe it won’t make a difference.  My friend had very dusty African grey parrots though.  And Guinea pigs.  

If there’s no difference maybe you can invest in a very good air cleaner and hire someone to clean his cage?  I didn’t think they produced that much dander. 

I’m so sorry for your lung condition. 

Judi Lainer
Metropolitan Guinea Pig Rescue
Educator HRS MD/DC/NoVa
Licensed Veterinary Technician
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> On Dec 19, 2021, at 3:41 AM, Glynis Robson <glynisrobson55 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> Dear GPDD family
> 
> Sadly I have had to rehome Charlie my darling budgie. Unfortunately I have
> a lung problem and they’ve advised very strongly to have him absent (and a
> huge deep clean of the room/s he’s been in) for 3months then reassess. I’m
> crossing my fingers but to be honest I don’t think anything will change :-(
> 
> He has gone to Auntie Belinda’s. She is his vet and has looked after him
> loving for at least 4years.
> 
> Charlie has been on many Halloween adventures and visited his lovely Auntie
> Cindy on PigAir. Bella is aware something is wrong……she loved/tolerated her
> feathered brother.
> 
> The house is quiet and I’m devastated.
> 
> Please give all your babies whether fur feathered or scales a love from me.
> 
> Thanks for embracing Charlie into the GPDD family.
> 
> Much love to you all
> Glynis and Bella xxxxxxxxx
>