06/11/2025
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***APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED!***
Hendrix is up for adoption!
And definitely not for the faint of heart.
Hendrix came to us as an owner surrender. We don't know much but we do know that they had him for about twenty years. When he came to us, he was being fed a diet of human cereal, white bread, sunflower seeds, and animal crackers...hence the lack of feathers. He did see a vet and it was determined his nudity is most likely due to a lack of proper nutrition. While he's still mostly naked, there's definitely some new feathers coming in and he's covered in brand new fuzzy baby feathers so he's on the mend. He loves fresh fruit, dried banana, and peanuts the most.
The thing is, if you adopt Hendrix, you're basically adopting Samuel L. Jackson.
This bird's language is not for the faint of heart. One day he will call you baby and the next day he's calling you a...hmm. MFer I guess is the politest way to type it out. He says thank you when you give him snacks but will also tell you to shut up. He uses "what the hell?" in the correct context. This bird is rated R, parental advisory required, a real sour patch kid if one side was sugar and the other side was arsenic. When he says "cracker", we're not sure if he's using it as an insult or if he's asking for an actual cracker. He'll be all sweet and affectionate and then turn around and call you a slur. (Yes. A slur. No, we're not kidding.)
But we love him and he dances to music so we forgive him.
Hendrix will NOT come with his cage so you must have an appropriate cage set up for him. He will come with some bags of food/snacks/etc. The adoption fee for him would be $300. We are requiring large bird experience. No apartments because he is loud and explicit. No kids because he is loud and explicit.
Also, we have been calling him a him because that is what the owners referred to him as but we are unsure if bloodwork was ever actually done.
To apply, visit foreverpaws.com and click adopt to download the application. You can use the cat application. Once complete, you can email it to us at [email protected] or fax it to us at 508-677-9175.