For Sale Rehoming Phoenix my Sun Conure

[Jexnell]

Price

750

Region

Pacific Northwest

State

Oregon

Location

Portland

Pickup or shipping

Pickup only

Sadly I must rehome my beautiful young Sun Conure Phoenix.
I got him in July of 2019. He was just 10 weeks old when I started seeing him daily at Parrot Perch in Vancouver Washington. I brought him home at 17weeks. Been with me since.
Last August we got forced out of our apartment due to a $500 rent increase. We were homeless living in my SUV for three months. Then got into a homeless hotel until I got help from a couple veterans organizations and got a new apartment. Been in the new apartment since March and already got two noise complaints. I can't afford to move again as I am a twice over cancer survivor just barely getting by on Social Security Disability.

Phoenix is a three year old male Sun Conure. He is DNA tested. He comes with a Prevue Park Plaza cage and a Prevue travel cage, toys and food included.

Phoenix will step up without even asking. That is the extent of the training I have done. He is flighted and is an excellent flyer. He spends the whole day out of his cage mostly on or near me.



I live in Portland Oregon and can deliver if needed.

 

[MultipleTankSyndrome]

I hope you find someone who can take as good care of him as you!
This must feel awful. I saw the thread about Phoenix and I can't imagine how broken up you are?

 

[jjohnwm]

This is a heartbreaker; a completely different order of magnitude compared to giving up a fish. I think I recall you posting pics of him in the past and I was stunned at how beautiful he is. I really hope you find him a great home.

 

[Festae Forever]

This is a heartbreaker; a completely different order of magnitude compared to giving up a fish. I think I recall you posting pics of him in the past and I was stunned at how beautiful he is. I really hope you find him a great home.

This is absolutely true to the highest order. I current own a Queen Of Bavaria Conure and previously had a Sun. I can attest to their being beyond lovely animals. If you have a good one which it certainly sounds like Phoenix is, he will make for an amazing companion. They can become absolute clowns turning over on their back while playing in the bottom of their cage with a favorite toy. I also found them to be very cuddly. I am heartbroken for you and I hope life sends some good stuff your way in the future. Much luck in placing this beautiful boy.

 

[MultipleTankSyndrome]

By the way Jexnell , I would advise to link this thread in Phoenix's thread. More people follow it and you just might get someone who can give him a home as great as you have.

 

[Jexnell]

Phoenix has been rehomed, this thread can be closed.

He now lives with a sweet little Latin lady. When she first saw him she was so overwhelmed she knelt down and started crying. Then about ten minutes of very emotional sounding Spanish to her daughter. She already had a female Pinnapple Green Cheek Conure. When Phoenix was let out of his travel cage he landed on the should of his new owner and noy me, quite shocking as he wouldn't goto anyone new at my house.
I called the next day to see how it's going. Apparently the female Green cheek won't let any humans get close to her man....

 

[Festae Forever]

Phoenix has been rehomed, this thread can be closed.

He now lives with a sweet little Latin lady. When she first saw him she was so overwhelmed she knelt down and started crying. Then about ten minutes of very emotional sounding Spanish to her daughter. She already had a female Pinnapple Green Cheek Conure. When Phoenix was let out of his travel cage he landed on the should of his new owner and noy me, quite shocking as he wouldn't goto anyone new at my house.
I called the next day to see how it's going. Apparently the female Green cheek won't let any humans get close to her man....

Great news!

 

[jjohnwm]

Great news indeed; tough, too. It must have been a huge relief to find a home that appears so perfect for him. You know he will be well cared for and loved, which will make the transition easier for both of you.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

Sadly I must rehome my beautiful young Sun Conure Phoenix.
I got him in July of 2019. He was just 10 weeks old when I started seeing him daily at Parrot Perch in Vancouver Washington. I brought him home at 17weeks. Been with me since.
Last August we got forced out of our apartment due to a $500 rent increase. We were homeless living in my SUV for three months. Then got into a homeless hotel until I got help from a couple veterans organizations and got a new apartment. Been in the new apartment since March and already got two noise complaints. I can't afford to move again as I am a twice over cancer survivor just barely getting by on Social Security Disability.

Phoenix is a three year old male Sun Conure. He is DNA tested. He comes with a Prevue Park Plaza cage and a Prevue travel cage, toys and food included.

Phoenix will step up without even asking. That is the extent of the training I have done. He is flighted and is an excellent flyer. He spends the whole day out of his cage mostly on or near me.

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I live in Portland Oregon and can deliver if needed.

This is so sad, I hope things start getting better for you man. He’s a gorgeous bird I hope whoever he goes to next loves and cares for him like you have.

 

[Rtc/tsn]

Phoenix has been rehomed, this thread can be closed.

He now lives with a sweet little Latin lady. When she first saw him she was so overwhelmed she knelt down and started crying. Then about ten minutes of very emotional sounding Spanish to her daughter. She already had a female Pinnapple Green Cheek Conure. When Phoenix was let out of his travel cage he landed on the should of his new owner and noy me, quite shocking as he wouldn't goto anyone new at my house.
I called the next day to see how it's going. Apparently the female Green cheek won't let any humans get close to her man....

Sorry I’m just reading this. I’m glad you found a good home for him