Banjo (Anchorage)

  • Senior
  • Unknown
  • Large
  • parrot
  • Amazon

Banjo (Anchorage)

Current Location

Anchorage, AK

Species & Breed

parrot
Amazon

Physical Traits

Age: Senior
Gender: Unknown
Size: Large

Behavior

House-trained: No

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
No
Vaccinated:
No
Special Needs:
Yes

Banjo (Anchorage)'s Compatibility

  • This pet has bad compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has bad compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

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Banjo (Anchorage)'s Story

** If you are interested in Banjo, you must submit an adoption application. Instructions are at the end of this bio **<br/><br/>Meet Banjo, the blue-fronted Amazon!<br/><br/>Banjo is approximately 40 years old and is looking for her forever home where she can continue receiving loving attention and care. She has a crossed beak that will need regular trimming and maintenance. Her relinquishing owner states that she is a sweet bird but does take a long time to bond. She does talk and has a vocabulary (note: including a swear word!), laughs and loves music. She will need a home without children or dogs. Her cage and accessories are included.<br/><br/><br/>** To apply for Banjo, please download the application from http://www.alaskabirdclub.org/aab_forms.shtml<br/>... fill out, and attach document copy and paste into an email to:<br/>akbirdclubadoptions@gmail.com **

** If you are interested in Banjo, you must submit an adoption application. Instructions are at the end of this bio **

Meet Banjo, the blue-fronted Amazon!

Banjo is approximately 40 years old and is looking for her forever home where she can continue receiving loving attention and care. She has a crossed beak that will need regular trimming and maintenance. Her relinquishing owner states that she is a sweet bird but does take a long time to bond. She does talk and has a vocabulary (note: including a swear word!), laughs and loves music. She will need a home without children or dogs. Her cage and accessories are included.


** To apply for Banjo, please download the application from http://www.alaskabirdclub.org/aab_forms.shtml
... fill out, and attach document copy and paste into an email to:
akbirdclubadoptions@gmail.com **

** If you are interested in Banjo, you must submit an adoption application. Instructions are at the end of this bio **

Meet Banjo, the blue-fronted Amazon!

Banjo is approximately 40 years old and is looking for her forever home where she can continue receiving loving attention and care. She has a crossed beak that will need regular trimming and maintenance. Her relinquishing owner states that she is a sweet bird but does take a long time to bond. She does talk and has a vocabulary (note: including a swear word!), laughs and loves music. She will need a home without children or dogs. Her cage and accessories are included.


** To apply for Banjo, please download the application from http://www.alaskabirdclub.org/aab_forms.shtml
... fill out, and attach document copy and paste into an email to:
akbirdclubadoptions@gmail.com **

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How To Adopt

Banjo (Ancho... was listed as Adoptable by Alaska Bird Club
How can I adopt Banjo (Ancho...?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Alaska Bird Club. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
When can I meet Banjo (Ancho...?
If you've submitted an inquiry, Alaska Bird Club will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Banjo (Ancho..., they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to Alaska Bird Club, and they'll be happy to help!

Banjo (Anchorage) is from Alaska Bird Club

[Anchorage, AK]

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