Chi Chi is Doing Fine!

5 Nov 2008, 10:35 pm - Posted by Grant Mail - 581 views - Categories: Home, Featured Parrots

It's been a year since Chi Chi's first big walk after the amputation to save her from cancer in her right hip (see the earlier video).

I'm happy to report that she is a contented bird. She moves at will in and out of her cage and because she has a special corner full of people and birds of all sub-species, she's developed some interesting friendships - and nap-buddies!

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Comment from: Chelsea [Visitor]
Awww that's fantastic. I always wondered what her story was. It's the cutest thing when she cuddles with Sasha in all the toys!What a lucky bird!
11/11/08 @ 10:46

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