He's a little more perky!
He's still wobbly and hugging the lamp, but I see that he's made a few more big poops while we were asleep.

He can hear our two cockatiels, and chirps back at them occasionally.
I don't think he's out of the woods yet, but he does seem to be improving and is more alert.
The vitamins at Walmart are just generic bird vitamins, so I put a drop in his water/Pedialyte mix. Figured it couldn't hurt. While I was at it, I gave the societies a cup of it, too. They promptly drank a few sips, then took a bath in it.

They seem to be enjoying their new cage.
Ursula wrote:Poor things! I'm glad you rescued them!

I'm sure these birds will be happy with you!
I only hope you didn't pay them much money for them, because they might turn around and buy some more birds at the next pet store.

The scams going on with people "rehoming" pets on Craigslist are despicable! Lots of people buying cheap animals and then "rehoming" them with a sob story, and of course they want money to "make sure Fluffy goes to a good home"...
(Sorry for venting!)
Yep, I can usually spot the flippers and puppy mills a mile away. Some of them don't even try to hide what they're doing. Love that FLAG button. It's just awful that some people do the things they do.
The ad for the birds said the cage was $20 and that the birds were "free". I figure the woman knew full well that the birds weren't in the best of shape, so if she "gave them away", the new owner couldn't come back and complain if the birds didn't make it. After all, all we bought was the cage.
On the good side, she'll have a hard time finding another bird and cage for $20 around here. The local pet stores have pretty much stopped selling anything except parakeets, which are usually $20 each, and a used cage usually goes for at least $20.
Well, I'm off to grab some breakfast, then to do the daily bird room routine. Hubby laughs at me. It would go a lot faster if I didn't stop and talk to every bird for several minutes!

(Hey, birds are people too!

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