Robin
- Young
- Male
- Medium
- finch
- Finch
Robin
Current Location
Ballwin, MO
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Robin's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$15
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Robin's Story
Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -- FINCHES! Gotham's finest have arrived, and they're ready to swoop into your home! Meet Bruce and Robin, two bonded male finches who are absolutely inseparable-- because every Dark Knight needs a trusty sidekick.<br/><br/>Don't expect these two to come running when you reach into the Batcave. Bruce and Robin are not fans of hands or human interaction, and they will deploy their best evasive maneuvers if you get too close. They're not unfriendly, they're just fiercely independent crimefighters who prefer to observe from a distance. <br/><br/>When it comes to noise, consider yourself warned: Bruce and Robin maintain an almost constant low-volume chatter of beeping and singing. Their favorite activities include eating, foraging, and zooming around their cage like they're pursuing the Riddler through Gotham's alleyways. They love broom-style toys and anything with string. A good swing is non-negotiable. Daily baths are also part of the routine.<br/><br/>As for out-of-cage time -- their foster puts it best: unless you want to play hide-and-seek for an hour, keep the caped crusader and Boy Wonder inside their cage. These two are fliers first and foremost, and a spacious flight cage is their city to patrol.<br/><br/>Bruce and Robin are a bonded pair and must be adopted together. You simply cannot have one without the other. They thrive in a calm, quiet environment, away from chaos and the noise of busy households. No kids or other animals are preferred.<br/><br/>If you're looking for two tiny, self-sufficient, hilariously dramatic little birds to watch over your home, Bruce and Robin are ready to answer the call. Some heroes don't need capes-- just some space, a swing, and each other.<br/><br/>Adoption fee for the pair: $15
Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -- FINCHES! Gotham's finest have arrived, and they're ready to swoop into your home! Meet Bruce and Robin, two bonded male finches who are absolutely inseparable-- because every Dark Knight needs a trusty sidekick.
Don't expect these two to come running when you reach into the Batcave. Bruce and Robin are not fans of hands or human interaction, and they will deploy their best evasive maneuvers if you get too close. They're not unfriendly, they're just fiercely independent crimefighters who prefer to observe from a distance.
When it comes to noise, consider yourself warned: Bruce and Robin maintain an almost constant low-volume chatter of beeping and singing. Their favorite activities include eating, foraging, and zooming around their cage like they're pursuing the Riddler through Gotham's alleyways. They love broom-style toys and anything with string. A good swing is non-negotiable. Daily baths are also part of the routine.
As for out-of-cage time -- their foster puts it be
Na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na -- FINCHES! Gotham's finest have arrived, and they're ready to swoop into your home! Meet Bruce and Robin, two bonded male finches who are absolutely inseparable-- because every Dark Knight needs a trusty sidekick.
Don't expect these two to come running when you reach into the Batcave. Bruce and Robin are not fans of hands or human interaction, and they will deploy their best evasive maneuvers if you get too close. They're not unfriendly, they're just fiercely independent crimefighters who prefer to observe from a distance.
When it comes to noise, consider yourself warned: Bruce and Robin maintain an almost constant low-volume chatter of beeping and singing. Their favorite activities include eating, foraging, and zooming around their cage like they're pursuing the Riddler through Gotham's alleyways. They love broom-style toys and anything with string. A good swing is non-negotiable. Daily baths are also part of the routine.
As for out-of-cage time -- their foster puts it best: unless you want to play hide-and-seek for an hour, keep the caped crusader and Boy Wonder inside their cage. These two are fliers first and foremost, and a spacious flight cage is their city to patrol.
Bruce and Robin are a bonded pair and must be adopted together. You simply cannot have one without the other. They thrive in a calm, quiet environment, away from chaos and the noise of
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Robin is from STAR - St. Louis Avian Rescue
[Ballwin, MO]
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