08/11/2026
This post was a hard one for me to make.
Frankie has been overlooked so many times. She NEVER has to leave our rescue—she will always have a safe place here—but I also don’t want her to spend the rest of her life in a rescue setting if there is an experienced, patient person out there who can give her the one-on-one attention she deserves.
Frankie has been through a lot. Before coming to us, she had been in multiple homes and multiple rescues. Because of that history, she is scared, hormonal, and understandably unsure of people.
But underneath all of that is a bird with SO much potential. ❤️
Frankie trusts me enough to let me reach into her cage and pet her. She will come out and step up for me. She wants that connection—but she needs someone who understands that trust takes time.
When Frankie becomes overstimulated, she can and will bite. We aren’t going to sugarcoat that. Her future person needs to be experienced with parrots, able to read body language, respect boundaries, and most importantly, not give up on her when things get difficult.
🌸 Frankie loves toys.
📺 She loves watching cartoons.
🎶 She loves music.
🗣️ She loves having someone sit and talk to her.
❤️ And she deserves someone willing to show her that a home can truly be forever.
I truly believe that with the right person, patience, consistency, boundaries, and LOTS of love, Frankie could absolutely bloom.
We aren’t looking for just any home for Frankie. We’re looking for her person.
Someone who doesn’t expect perfection. Someone who understands that rescue birds come with a past. Someone willing to celebrate the tiny victories and give her all the time she needs.
Until that person comes along, Frankie is safe and loved right here with us. 🦜💕
But maybe—just maybe—her person is reading this.
Please share Frankie. Her forever person might be on your friends list. ❤️